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Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg failed to anticipate a newer trend in social networking that contributed to the success of rival TikTok.

In an interview published Wednesday in analyst Ben Thompson’s Statechery newsletter, the Facebook founder said he “sort of missed” a newer way that people “interact with discovered content” via social networking services. People are increasingly using their social networking “feeds” to discover compelling content as opposed to viewing the media shared by the friends that they follow, he explained.

Although people still interact with content that their friends share in their feeds, the overall social networking trend has “by and large shifted to you use your feed to discover content, you find things that are interesting, you send them to your friends in messages and you interact there,” Zuckerberg said.

Why Did Humans—But Not Other Great Apes—Become Technologically Advanced? They Learned To Cooperate, posted on Big Think, direct link at.

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‎ The U.S. move to protect the semiconductor industry continues apace. This Tuesday, the Commerce Department ordered a ban on selling high-tech equipment to large Chinese semiconductor companies such as Yangtze River Storage, Changxin Storage, SMIC, and others. In addition, foreign residents in the United States will not be allowed to work for Chinese companies without special permission. Experts and analysts said these measures could severely damage China’s semiconductor industry.

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A special tank was used to train nine fish to find if they can measure distance.

MIT’s new “passive cooling” system could break the spiral of more air conditioning.

Google is expanding its real-world tests of Project Starline’s video calling booths with an early access program that will see the tech used in the offices of various enterprise partners, including Salesforce, WeWork, T-Mobile and others.

It’s an amazing way to have a virtual conversation.

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