🔥 Former Google engineer sounds alarm on a new AI gaining sentience - TweakTown Daily

Our content for yesterday, March 3 2023 [logo daily mail]() [ HOTTEST CONTENT: [Former Google engineer sounds alarm on a new AI gaining sentience]( The Google engineer that was fired from his job for claiming that Google's LaMDA chat bot gained sentience is now sounding the alarm again. [ [SSTC Tiger Shark 2TB PCIe Gen5 SSD Review - New Performance Leader]( SSTC, the Vietnamese retailer best known for its extreme value offerings, is the first to get a retail PCIe Gen5 SSD into the TweakTown lab for testing. [ [Nintendo Switch six years of success: Sales milestones, earnings, and more]( The Nintendo Switch turns 6 years old today, and to celebrate we'll be taking a closer look at the platform's incredible success across all dimensions. [ [Amazon Basics range now offers a CPU cooler]( Amazon Basics is a wide-ranging family of products, and it has now branched into PC components with a very cheap and cheerful processor cooler. [ [Apple iPhone 14 may soon be available in a new color - yellow]( Also known as not-quite-gold, the new iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Plus could soon get this fresh coat of paint, according to chatter on the grapevine. [ [300TB SSDs could arrive in 2026 - but with a big catch]( These won't be your average SSDs, but rather direct flash module (DFM) drives designed to fit into dedicated storage systems for enterprises. [ [SSTC HammerHead E18 1TB SSD Review - Enthusiast-level performance on the cheap]( SSTC's HammerHead E18 series offers serious value. Today we have another best value in its class offering from the Vietnamese hardware retailer. [ [Someone slapped a 30,000mAh battery onto a Samsung phone and it actually works]( Someone added a massive 30,000mAh battery to their Samsung Galaxy A32 smartphone and it somehow actually works. It can charge other accessories, too. [ [Scientists discover nearby 'forbidden planet' that shouldn't exist]( Astronomers have identified a nearby 'forbidden planet' with NASA's Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite (TESS), and it shouldn't be where it is. [ [The Twitter Blue subscription rolls out to more than 20 new countries]( Twitter has rilled out its flailing Twitter Blue subscription service to more than 20 new countries across the continent of Europe. [ [Man caught lugging around 600-year-old mummified 'girlfriend']( A 26-year-old man has been caught carting around the mummified remains of a person he called his 'girlfriend,' that lived approximately 600 years ago. [ [Good Samaritan's iPhone 11 spends a week underwater and lives to tell the tale]( A student was reunited with the iPhone that they dropped in a lake while saving a drowning woman. The iPhone had spent a week underwater but still worked. [ [Scientists unlock 3D printing inside the human body]( Researchers from the University of New South Wales in Sydney, Australia, have unlocked a new level of 3D printing that happens inside the human body. [ [Elon Musk fails to mention the FDA rejected his push for brain chip human trials]( Elon Musk has moved the goalposts for when human trials will begin for Neuralink at least four times since 2019, but it's yet to get regulatory approval. [ [NASA presses China by releasing images of its rumored 'dead' Mars rover]( Newly released NASA imagery shines a light on the rumored death of China's first Mars rover, Zhurong, as the images show it hasn't moved in months. [ [NASA astronaut snaps 'absolutely unreal' photo of auroras surrounding Earth]( A NASA astronaut stationed on the International Space Station has snapped an incredible photograph of Earth's auroras encompassing the planet. [Having trouble reading? View online!](   Subscription Reminder You're subscribed using the address: {EMAIL} [Manage Your Subscription]( [Unsubscribe Automatically]( [tracking]