14:10 Het Federaal Planbureau verlaagt de economische groeivooruitzichten voor dit en volgend jaar. Daardoor loopt het begrotingstekort volgend jaar weer op tot 29,9 miljard euro.Lees verder op De Tijd
Richard Milne / Financial Times: Norway’s $1.4T oil fund, which owns ~1.5% of all listed companies, details its three concerns over AI: board responsibility, transparency, and risk management — Head of sovereign investor warns boards are ‘absolutely not on top’ of the issues surrounding the technology Lees verder op Tech Meme
Tom Phillips / Eurogamer.net: Source: at Gamescom in August, Nintendo demoed the Switch 2 running a souped up version of Breath of the Wild to developers; the device is expected in 2024 — Ahead of widely-expected launch next year. — News by Tom Phillips Editor-in-Chief — In Cologne last month … Lees verder op Tech Meme
Trisha Thadani / Washington Post: Cruise CEO Kyle Vogt attributes angst over driverless cars to anti-robot bias, saying “anything that we do differently than humans is being sensationalized” — Cruise CEO Kyle Vogt said in an interview with The Washington Post that the angst around driverless cars in San Francisco is overblown Lees verder op Tech Meme
From Apple, Google, Samsung and more, we provide the best photo-taking camera phone recommendations so you can choose the best for you.Lees verder op Cnet
This week, a few notable mortgage rates crept higher. If you’re in the market for a mortgage, see how your payments might be affected by interest rate hikes.Lees verder op Cnet
Commentary: An Action button could make the iPhone 15 Pro better at multitasking and easier to personalize.Lees verder op Cnet
Multiple key refinance rates climbed higher this week. Though refinance rates change daily, experts expect rates to continue to climb.Lees verder op Cnet
Jim Henson’s Storyteller in AR, on Magic Leap 2, makes an ordinary book come alive. The idea could come back as an accessory for future headsets.Lees verder op Cnet
Commentary: I don’t upgrade my phone often, so when I do, you know it’s for a good reason.Lees verder op Cnet