10 tech news to start the day (03/17)

Good morning! We’ve separated the main news from the world of Science and Technology so you know everything that happened last Thursday (16). Just click on the links below to browse the full story of each news.

1. OpenAI says publishing code from ChatGPT is a mistake. OpenAI shut down GPT-4 and claimed it was a big mistake to publicly release the technology before.

2. Paramount+ launches a new cheaper plan for mobile phones; see prices. Paramount+ hosts big productions like Top Gun: Maverick, Yellowstone and The Handmaid’s Tale! Check out more details about the plan, starting at R$14.90.

3. WhatsApp can now copy text from pictures on iPhone. WhatsApp’s new feature lets you remove text on images directly from the app, but requires iOS 16 installed on your iPhone.

4. TikTok may be banned in the US if ByteDance does not sell the social network. The US is threatening to ban TikTok once again because the company’s owner is Chinese.

5. How did the “conquest coaches” use social networks to seduce Brazilian women? The group of foreign men uses young Brazilian women to ‘test’ a so-called make-up course. The whole story turned into a police case; to understand!

6. The Federal Police will investigate Abin’s use of spyware. The Minister of Justice sent a letter demanding that Abin’s irregularities during the Bolsonaro government be investigated.

7. Resident Evil 4: ‘Separate Ways’ will be DLC and will be larger than the original. Ada Wong’s campaign will feature more content in Resident Evil 4 Remake than in the original version.

8. Check out 5 bodybuilding myths debunked by science. Find out what the latest research on bodybuilding shows.

9. Disney+ cancels Willow after one season; See why. Launched in November 2022, the Willow series would be canceled due to Lusasfilm’s focus on Star Wars! Check out more details.

10. Wolverine Frog: A furry frog that breaks his bones in self-defense. The frog species Trichobatrachus robustus has one of the strangest defense mechanisms in nature, in addition to forming ‘feathers’ to mate with.