Technology News

1. This Is What Big Tech Was Trying to Do to Us at the Super Bowl  Hollywood Reporter
2. Super Bowl commercials 2025: Tubi, DoorDash, Nike, Jeep, Hellmann’s, Michelob Ultra, Stella Artois and more  NBC News
3. A Super Bowl ad featuring Google’s Gemini AI contained a whopper of a mistake about cheese  Fortune
4. How much do 2025 Super Bowl commercials cost? Here’s the price tag on ads this year.  CBS News
5. Google’s AI Super Bowl 2025 commercial is the ad every father will love during game  USA TODAY

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1. Take-Two Boss Says ‘Artificial Intelligence Is an Oxymoron’  Push Square
2. Take-Two’s Strauss Zelnick on tariffs, AI and GTA 6  GamesIndustry.biz
3. Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick takes a moment to remind us once again that ‘there’s no such thing’ as artificial intelligence  PC Gamer
4. Take-Two CEO bullish on his games but wary on tariffs | Strauss Zelnick  VentureBeat
5. GTA 6 publisher: «Artificial intelligence is an oxymoron, it does not exist»  ITC

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SAP names delaware its leading digital supply chain partner in EMEA  Consultancy.eu
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1. “Hot Tub” Porn App Hits iPhone: Apple Furious!  Jason Deegan
2. Apple raises concern over first porn app on iPhone under EU rules  Reuters
3. Hot Tub Is 1st iPhone Porn App: Apple Warns Of User Safety In Rare Statement  Forbes
4. The first ‘approved’ iPhone porn app is coming to Europe  The Verge
5. Why are Apple and Epic facing off against each other again?  The Hindu

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Science News

1. The Risk of Space Junk Hitting Planes Is Rising in The Era of SpaceX  ScienceAlert
2. Falling space debris is increasingly threatening airplanes, researchers say  ABC News
3. About 35,000 pieces of space debris are flying around our Earth — meet the Swiss partnership determined to clear it up  CNBC
4. Planes could be in danger from falling space debris as recent SpaceX rocket explosion highlights new data  Fox Weather
5. Space Junk Could Re-Enter the Atmosphere in Busy Flight Areas  Universe Today

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