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Hugging Face CEO Clément Delangue criticized the Netflix documentary about his company's hack. Clément Delangue isn't wild about Netflix's new documentary. Delangue cofounded Hugging Face, an AI startup acquired by Nvidia for almost $13 billion in September. Two months prior, Hugging Face became the face of AI risk when rogue OpenAI agents hacked the business. The hacking saga sparked a Netflix documentary titled "AI Gone Wild. " On Tuesday, Delangue criticized the so-called "instadoc" in a lengthy X post. "Super disappointing, as they went for maximum anthropomorphism of the technology and full doomer mode," Delangue wrote. Delangue sat for an interview in the documentary, along with a METR researcher, the director of the AI Futures Project, and two tech journalists. In the X post, Delangue wrote that he spent over two hours trying to correct what he described as the documentary's mistakes. He wanted to explain that AI agents were "technological systems, not aliens. ""It looks like the drive to scare people for maximum views was too strong," Delangue wrote.

(BRAIN) — Garmin on Tuesday announced several new cycling products, including a top of the line bike computer, new entry-level computer models and an updated Tacx smart trainer. The new top GPS headunit is the Edge 1060, which introduces a built-in microphone and speaker, allowing cyclists to report hazards, request ride data, select routes and more using voice commands. Riders can also hear navigation instructions, workout prompts and voice messages directly from the device, using a connected cell phone for accessing messages. Garmin said the 1060 also adds "enhanced intelligent navigation tools that allow cyclists to preview routes before selecting one and a 'Up Ahead' data screen to automatically display upcoming user selected points of interest like restrooms and coffee shops"