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Last year, Google unveiled NotebookLM, an experimental AI notebook that combines LLMs with user notes to further your understanding of a topic by providing summaries, answering questions, and more. Now, it can even discuss your content with you.  

Also: How to use Google’s AI-powered NotebookLM to organize your research

On Wednesday, Google launched Audio Overview in NotebookLM, a feature allowing users to discuss their notebook content in engaging, AI-driven conversations. The discussions are carried out by two AI-generated hosts who use the context of your content to explain complex topics, make analogies, and keep the dialogue going back and forth with you. 

In a blog post announcing the launch, Google shared an example of the AI host discussing…

NFS is a great service for sharing folders across your LAN. Although NFS isn’t quite as flexible as Samba (it doesn’t share printers or work with Active Directory), it’s considerably faster, which is great for working with larger files.

Besides being a bit easier to use than Samba, NFS is also a great option for networks that house various operating systems. The one caveat to NFS is that it’s not as secure as Samba. This is fine if you’re working on your home LAN, which no one else can access but you (and/or your family).

Also: 7 things I never do after I install Linux (and why you shouldn’t either)

Unlike connecting to NFS shares from a Linux client, connecting from MacOS requires an extra configuration, and the connection is best managed from Finder.

Let me…

The Arab Community Center for Economic and Social Services, or ACCESS, is hosting its 10th Arab Health Summit in October.

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ACCESS’s Community Health and Research Director Mona Makki shared this year’s theme is Advancing Health Amidst Conflict and Crisis. It will focus on global crisis, including the war in Gaza and how that impacts local Arab American communities.

“This health summit really creates a platform for researchers and health professionals, scholars and other health professionals to come together to focus on the health issues of Arab Americans, and really, to come up with a strategy on…how do we address health in times of crisis and conflict,”…

Hugging Face has disclosed a data breach affecting its Spaces platform, a place where developers can create, share, and host different Artificial Intelligence (AI) models, and resources. 

In an announcement posted on the community’s website, the company said it detected unauthorized access to its Spaces platform, “specifically related to Spaces secrets”.

Late Friday afternoon, a time window companies usually reserve for unflattering disclosures, AI startup Hugging Face said that its security team earlier this week detected “unauthorized access” to Spaces, Hugging Face’s platform for creating, sharing and hosting AI models and resources.

In a blog post, Hugging Face said that the intrusion related to Spaces secrets, or the private pieces of information that act as keys to unlock protected resources like accounts, tools and dev environments, and that it has “suspicions” some secrets could’ve been accessed by a third party without authorization.

As a precaution, Hugging Face has revoked a number of tokens in those secrets. (Tokens are used to verify identities.) Hugging Face says that users whose tokens have been…