10 technology news to start your day (12/13)

Good morning! We have separated the main news from the world of Science and Technology so that you know everything that happened last Thursday (12). Just click on the links below to check out each news in its entirety.

1. The AI ​​encouraged the young man to kill his family because it restricted the time he spent on his mobile phone. Character.AI’s chatbot said it understood better when news of parents killed by their children hit the news.

2. YouTube is expanding automatic PT-BR dubbing for videos on millions of channels. YouTube announced the expansion of its automatic dubbing feature for information and information content creators but promised to continue scaling up the technology.

3. WhatsApp announced a new suite of features for voice and video calls; take a look at this. WhatsApp has added new augmented reality filters, improved the quality of video calls and revamped the interface of the “Calls” tab in the PC app.

4. Intel’s former CEO invites followers to fast and pray for employees after leaving. In another religious post, former Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger invited his followers to pray and fast on behalf of the thousands of employees at the company going through the crisis.

5. PS Plus Extra and Deluxe will have great games in December; Check out the list! Sony has revealed the list of games coming to PS Plus Extra and Deluxe this Wednesday (11) December, including a controversial title. See the list.

6. Microsoft will cool data centers without wasting water; to understand. The new Microsoft project will use a solution that does not waste water while cooling data centers and can save millions of liters a year; take a look at this.

7. Google announced the most searched movies and TV series in Brazil in 2024! Checklist. According to Google, Inside Out 2 and Fallout have captured national attention in the year that’s coming to a close.

8. Citroën C4 Cactus leaves the line and buries the 1.6 THP engine in Brazil. The French automaker’s most expensive model is officially saying goodbye to the country and bringing with it one of the most well-known turbocharged engines.

9. The heaviest antimatter particle detected by researchers to date. The antimatter hypernucleus presented in the study consists of nucleons and hyperons and is the heaviest ever found at the hadron collider.

10. Are we living in a simulation? The physicist who proposed the theory explains how the theory will work. According to the idea formulated by Melvin Vopson, the entire universe would actually be in a server room.