The world of technology is always on the move, and recent announcements are no exception. AMD has taken a bold step forward with its Ryzen 4000 series laptops, promising reduced chip size and increased bandwidth. This is exciting news for tech enthusiasts, as it suggests that these devices will be more powerful and efficient than ever before.

However, not everyone is celebrating AMD's success. A security flaw has been discovered in Intel chips from the past five years, which is causing quite a stir. Researchers have found that almost all of these chips have an unfixable security flaw known as the Converged Security and Management Engine (CSME). This means that users are at risk of being vulnerable to attacks, even if they follow recommended updates and precautions. Intel has acknowledged the issue and claims that installing CSME and BIOS updates can mitigate remote attacks, but it's a sobering reminder of the risks we face in the digital world.

In other news, Brilliant is offering an introduction to neural networks course that's sure to intrigue anyone interested in machine learning. With just 50 neurons, learners can build a network capable of classifying handwritten digits – a remarkable feat that showcases the power of artificial intelligence. If you're looking to improve your skills or learn something new, Brilliant is definitely worth checking out.

But it seems that not everyone is happy about the direction of technology. Two US senators have introduced a bill aimed at removing protections for end-to-end encryption, which has sparked concerns among those who value online security. And in a bizarre move, Facebook, Google, and other major tech companies have agreed to guidelines published by the US Department of Justice, its counterparts in Australia, Canada, and the UK, but this doesn't seem to be enough to alleviate concerns about online safety.

It's also been announced that TwitchCon has been canceled, while Minecraft Festival has had its launch delayed. However, the livestream element will continue as planned, so fans of these games won't be entirely disappointed. And in a surprising twist, Sonos has decided not to force users to upgrade to newer models by "recycling" their older speakers – instead, they'll offer discounted upgrades for those who want to stick with what they know.

In other news, Philips has announced that it's ending support for its Circle-shaped Bridge V1 hub in favor of the new more square Bridge V2. While this might be a disappointment for fans of circles, it's likely that the newer model will offer improved performance and features.

Finally, researchers at the University of Michigan have made some exciting breakthroughs in prosthetic technology. By grafting muscle onto nerve endings, they've developed a system that allows amputees to control a hand with very little training – a remarkable achievement that could revolutionize the field of prosthetics. And in an even more impressive development, researchers have successfully grown edible lettuce on the International Space Station – a taste of home for those living and working in space.

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enthese eight tech news stories are unbelievable wait till you see number five she didn't know the camera was rolling it's happened android has been installed on an iphone so that's it we won everybody nice good job hit the showers okay yeah no i'm back so here's the story david wang and chris wade of project sandcastle have managed to run android 10 on various models of iphones the iphone 7 offers the smoothest experience but that is not saying much now the phone can boot up but there's a ton of functionality missing that's understandable though the developers had to write a ton of code from scratch to run on apple's proprietary hardware this project is a particularly cheeky one too as wang and wade are the co-founders of corellium a company currently being sued by apple for offering access to ios virtual machines i mean you're already in trouble right like what why not just double down keep on digging to the side over there amd held their financial analyst day also known as fad yesterday and while that sounds incredibly boring i don't think it sounds boring my way the company actually dropped some intriguing details about their plans for 2020. teamred says we can expect new radeon gpus built on the rdna 2 architecture also known as navi 2x apparently that will finally hopefully address the high-end market and compete with nvidia who has just been kind of like sitting up there going yeah i mean look jensen we can't all afford 200 leather jackets so that we have a different one for every day of the week just like nvidia amd will finally be splitting its gpu architecture into rdna for gaming cards and c dna for compute cards meaning we could get performance improvements in both areas although not at the same time and then on the cpu side of things amd is working on a 3d chip stacking technology called x3d which will reduce chip size and increase bandwidth because x and hey as a bonus ryzen 4000 series laptops will apparently have up to 18 hours of battery life whoa slow down there team red amg is just like drunk on popularity for the first time in like 15 years they're making some big pros processors here is that right it's a big process they're making some big promises here our processors will even show you unconditional love they didn't say that they'll make you coffee and we didn't even mean to do this but meanwhile in intel land things still suck security firm positive technologies reports that almost all intel chips from the past five years have an unfixable security flaw right there in the converged security and management engine or csme that's not positive at all that hits me right where it hurts the most right in the csme the csme is important for various security measures like the trusted platform module authentication of bios firmware and bitlocker the flaw reportedly cannot be patched with a firmware update and because of that the researchers say that it effectively undermines trust in intel's platform as a whole where's the positive part intel says that installing csme and bios updates should mitigate remote attacks but that users could still be vulnerable to attacks from anyone with physical access to the hardware although that is kind of always the case isn't it there have been so many stories about flaws and intel chips i'm starting to brush them off now you know no no i'm not at all it's still a big deal and now it's time for the quip craps brought to you by brilliant whether you're a student a professional brushing up on cutting-edge topics or just someone who wants to understand the world a little better because who doesn't what's going on out there brilliant makes learning easy with interactive explorations and a mobile app and you know what john why don't you set a goal to improve yourself a little bit every day with brilliant i think you'd probably like the introduction to neural networks course you can learn how wiring up just 50 neurons can build a network that's capable of classifying handwritten digits i mean that's so john you know check out that course and many many others by going to brilliant.org techlink the first 200 people to do so will get 20 off a premium subscription to the quick craps we shall go in an effort to fight child exploitation online facebook google microsoft and others have agreed to guidelines published by the u.s department of justice and its counterparts in australia canada and the uk but two u.s senators on the judiciary committee are also introducing a formal bill that they say aims to do the same thing by removing protections for end-to-end encryption ooh and then there's another bill introduced by like other senators that would remove likes from any content posted by children so wow it's going to be a pretty exciting time to be a kid no one can like you and everyone can see what you're talking about hey cancel watch continues twitchcon has been canceled minecraft festival has been postponed although the livestream element will continue as planned the launch of the turbografx15 mini console has been delayed and apple and google are restricting apps from their respective app stores that are related to the current health crisis wait why apparently it's in order to prevent the spread of misinformation yeah anyone can make an app but hey ltx is still happening as long as it is still happening we're keeping an eye on the situation by the way tickets went live today so go ahead and buy those sonos has seen the error of its ways and will not force users to put their older speakers into recycle mode effectively bricking them in order to get a discounted upgrade to newer models but at the same time philips is ending support for its circle-shaped bridge v1 hub for its hue lighting system in favor of the new more square bridge v2 kind of lame great if you love squares it looks like a sandwich or if you hate circles oh yeah space lettuce nasa has reported that experiments aboard the international space station yielded edible lettuce wow so maybe civilians can have a taste of lettuce um when spacex flies out there and gets some and brings it back to us in 2021. you made it space congratulations have a salad and researchers at the university of michigan have developed prosthetic technology which allows amputees to control a hand with very little training the method involves grafting muscle onto nerve endings in order to amplify the detectable signal that is there's no joke at the end of this topic it's just that's just cool wow i mean if we're out of jokes then we're out of time we're out we're out goodbye come back on monday for more outrageous tech news that will blow your mind oh like what well i'm not how am i supposed to know well it's not monday yet is it geez how am i supposed to come back thenthese eight tech news stories are unbelievable wait till you see number five she didn't know the camera was rolling it's happened android has been installed on an iphone so that's it we won everybody nice good job hit the showers okay yeah no i'm back so here's the story david wang and chris wade of project sandcastle have managed to run android 10 on various models of iphones the iphone 7 offers the smoothest experience but that is not saying much now the phone can boot up but there's a ton of functionality missing that's understandable though the developers had to write a ton of code from scratch to run on apple's proprietary hardware this project is a particularly cheeky one too as wang and wade are the co-founders of corellium a company currently being sued by apple for offering access to ios virtual machines i mean you're already in trouble right like what why not just double down keep on digging to the side over there amd held their financial analyst day also known as fad yesterday and while that sounds incredibly boring i don't think it sounds boring my way the company actually dropped some intriguing details about their plans for 2020. teamred says we can expect new radeon gpus built on the rdna 2 architecture also known as navi 2x apparently that will finally hopefully address the high-end market and compete with nvidia who has just been kind of like sitting up there going yeah i mean look jensen we can't all afford 200 leather jackets so that we have a different one for every day of the week just like nvidia amd will finally be splitting its gpu architecture into rdna for gaming cards and c dna for compute cards meaning we could get performance improvements in both areas although not at the same time and then on the cpu side of things amd is working on a 3d chip stacking technology called x3d which will reduce chip size and increase bandwidth because x and hey as a bonus ryzen 4000 series laptops will apparently have up to 18 hours of battery life whoa slow down there team red amg is just like drunk on popularity for the first time in like 15 years they're making some big pros processors here is that right it's a big process they're making some big promises here our processors will even show you unconditional love they didn't say that they'll make you coffee and we didn't even mean to do this but meanwhile in intel land things still suck security firm positive technologies reports that almost all intel chips from the past five years have an unfixable security flaw right there in the converged security and management engine or csme that's not positive at all that hits me right where it hurts the most right in the csme the csme is important for various security measures like the trusted platform module authentication of bios firmware and bitlocker the flaw reportedly cannot be patched with a firmware update and because of that the researchers say that it effectively undermines trust in intel's platform as a whole where's the positive part intel says that installing csme and bios updates should mitigate remote attacks but that users could still be vulnerable to attacks from anyone with physical access to the hardware although that is kind of always the case isn't it there have been so many stories about flaws and intel chips i'm starting to brush them off now you know no no i'm not at all it's still a big deal and now it's time for the quip craps brought to you by brilliant whether you're a student a professional brushing up on cutting-edge topics or just someone who wants to understand the world a little better because who doesn't what's going on out there brilliant makes learning easy with interactive explorations and a mobile app and you know what john why don't you set a goal to improve yourself a little bit every day with brilliant i think you'd probably like the introduction to neural networks course you can learn how wiring up just 50 neurons can build a network that's capable of classifying handwritten digits i mean that's so john you know check out that course and many many others by going to brilliant.org techlink the first 200 people to do so will get 20 off a premium subscription to the quick craps we shall go in an effort to fight child exploitation online facebook google microsoft and others have agreed to guidelines published by the u.s department of justice and its counterparts in australia canada and the uk but two u.s senators on the judiciary committee are also introducing a formal bill that they say aims to do the same thing by removing protections for end-to-end encryption ooh and then there's another bill introduced by like other senators that would remove likes from any content posted by children so wow it's going to be a pretty exciting time to be a kid no one can like you and everyone can see what you're talking about hey cancel watch continues twitchcon has been canceled minecraft festival has been postponed although the livestream element will continue as planned the launch of the turbografx15 mini console has been delayed and apple and google are restricting apps from their respective app stores that are related to the current health crisis wait why apparently it's in order to prevent the spread of misinformation yeah anyone can make an app but hey ltx is still happening as long as it is still happening we're keeping an eye on the situation by the way tickets went live today so go ahead and buy those sonos has seen the error of its ways and will not force users to put their older speakers into recycle mode effectively bricking them in order to get a discounted upgrade to newer models but at the same time philips is ending support for its circle-shaped bridge v1 hub for its hue lighting system in favor of the new more square bridge v2 kind of lame great if you love squares it looks like a sandwich or if you hate circles oh yeah space lettuce nasa has reported that experiments aboard the international space station yielded edible lettuce wow so maybe civilians can have a taste of lettuce um when spacex flies out there and gets some and brings it back to us in 2021. you made it space congratulations have a salad and researchers at the university of michigan have developed prosthetic technology which allows amputees to control a hand with very little training the method involves grafting muscle onto nerve endings in order to amplify the detectable signal that is there's no joke at the end of this topic it's just that's just cool wow i mean if we're out of jokes then we're out of time we're out we're out goodbye come back on monday for more outrageous tech news that will blow your mind oh like what well i'm not how am i supposed to know well it's not monday yet is it geez how am i supposed to come back then\n"