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If you want to get things done in America all you have to do is say Ai or be Taylor Swift! Tin foil hat show at the end of the episode if you watch it defiantly comment and let us know where you stand! A U.S. appeals court will hear challenges to a new law requiring ByteDance, TikTok's parent company, to divest its U.S. assets by January 19, 2025, or face a ban. The case will have oral arguments in September 2024. YouTube is intensifying its measures against ad blockers by skipping videos to the end or muting them for users with ad blockers enabled. ICQ, the pioneering instant messaging program launched in 1996, will cease operations on June 26, 2024. Once immensely popular with over 100 million users, ICQ gradually declined after being sold by AOL to Digital Sky Technologies in 2010. A secretive $3 billion program, called Secure Enclave, is undercutting President Biden's tech policy goals, as detailed by a recent POLITICO investigation. This program was integrated into the CHIPS Act funding to gain support from defense-focused lawmakers. Researchers have developed a new metamaterial called Polymer-based Micro-photonic Multi-functional Metamaterial (PMMM) that is more transparent than glass, capable of cooling rooms through radiative cooling, and self-cleaning. Congress has passed a new FAA reauthorization bill, signed by President Biden on May 16, 2024, which allows private aircraft owners to anonymize their registration information. This move significantly impacts the ability to track the private jet activities of celebrities and billionaires, including Taylor Swift and Elon Musk. Apple's Hearing Study, conducted with the University of Michigan, has provided significant insights into tinnitus, a condition characterized by ringing or buzzing in the ears. The study involved over 160,000 participants, revealing that 77.6% had experienced tinnitus. A survey by the Reuters Institute and Oxford University found that very few people are regularly using AI products like ChatGPT. Out of 12,000 respondents across six countries, only 2% of British participants reported daily use. A recent leak of Google’s internal documents has revealed extensive details about the search giant's ranking algorithms, offering unprecedented insight into the factors that influence search results. The documents, comprising over 2,500 modules and 14,000 attributes, include information about how Google evaluates website authority, click data, and user interactions. Visit our website: http://iqmz.com Follow us on Twitter: http://twitter.com/ohdoctahhttp://twitter.com/pcgazer