YouTube Takes on Misinformation, Intel Builds Chips for Carmakers

Speaker 1: This is CNET. And here are the stories that matter right now in a blog post YouTube outlined new efforts at plans to undertake, to tackle misinformation. It listed three key challenges, one catching new misinformation before it goes viral. Two, the cross platform problem addressing shares of misinformation and three ramping up YouTube's misinformation efforts work around the world. In the future. The share button may be disabled or links [00:00:30] may be broken to reduce the spread of certain videos. Warnings may be presented. If a video contains misinformation. YouTube is also looking to build partnerships with non-governmental organizations and local experts to stop the spread of misinformation. The post also says, quote, we need to be careful to balance limiting the spread of potentially harmful misinformation while allowing space for discussion of, and education about sensitive and controversial topics. Intel announced [00:01:00] a new division to design and sell chips that will help car makers, modernize vehicles for automakers processors in 2019 represented 4% of a car's cost, but Intel predicts that will soar to 20% by the year 2030. Speaker 1: That would be because of increasing tech in vehicles with developments like autonomous driving drivers systems features like automatic emergency braking and chips that monitor everything in a car from tire pressure to battery temperature, [00:01:30] Intel plans to offer a computing platform for automakers with building blocks. They can choose if you like fixing things yourself. Here's some good news valve has announced. I fix it. We'll be supplying reply parts for steam deck gaming console valve announced its Nintendo switch like portable PC gaming device in July, 2021. After a major delay due to supply chain issues. The first batch of steam deck units should be sent out on February 25th valve also [00:02:00] recently released 3d CAD files of the steam deck so that the general public could print their own steam deck or design accessories for the device. The license for those files state that the files are for non-commercial use only Stay up to date with the latest by visiting cnet.com.