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    Opinion: AI Shortcuts Are Ruining How We Think▼Opinion | A.I. Shortcuts Are Ruining How We Think✉newsTechnologyAI4 h ago

    A New York Times opinion piece argues that relying on artificial intelligence for everyday mental tasks is eroding people's ability to think deeply and independently. The essay warns that outsourcing reasoning, writing and problem-solving to AI tools creates cognitive shortcuts that weaken critical thinking skills over time, adding to a growing debate about the intellectual costs of widespread AI adoption.

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    Bitcoin Slips to Start the Week as $82,000 Support Comes Into Focus▼BTCUSD: Bitcoin Slips to Start New Week as $82,000 Support Looms. What’s the Chart Saying?✉newsBusinessCrypto42 min ago

    Bitcoin is trading lower at the start of the new week, with the $82,000 level now acting as a key support zone for traders. Market watchers are turning to technical charts to gauge whether the cryptocurrency can hold that level or faces a deeper slide. The pullback has renewed debate over Bitcoin's short-term direction.

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    Bitcoin Slips 1.03% on September 28▼Bitcoin (BTCUSD) Suddenly Goes down 1.03% on Sep 28: What's Driving This✉newsBusinessCrypto4 h ago

    Bitcoin fell 1.03% on September 28, prompting market watchers to examine what triggered the dip. No single cause has been confirmed, with analysts pointing to typical short-term volatility and profit-taking as possible factors. Traders are watching whether the move marks a brief pullback or the start of a wider correction in crypto markets.

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    Shotcut 26.9 adds FFmpeg 9 support and improved Linux hardware encoding●# Shotcut 26.9 Video Editor Improves the VA-API HEVC Hardware Encoder on Linux, Adds # FFmpeg 9 Support https:// 9to5linMmastodonTechnologySoftware58 h ago

    The open-source Shotcut video editor has released version 26.9, bringing improvements to the VA-API HEVC hardware encoder on Linux and adding support for FFmpeg 9. Linux and open-source communities are sharing the update, which should appeal to users doing hardware-accelerated video encoding on free software platforms.