AI
Anthropic says no to AI surveillance in Trump’s America
Anthropic’s usage policy flat-out bans its AI from being used for criminal justice, censorship, or surveillance.
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AI
/ 11 minutes agoAnthropic says AI is replacing jobs, not helping workers
Companies aren’t really interested in a buddy system, instead they’re using AI to straight-up do the jobs.
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Gear
/ 27 minutes agoMeta unveils smart Ray-Bans and sporty Oakleys
Meta Ray-Ban Display costs $799, while the Oakley Meta glasses cost $499.
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Gear
/ 2 days agoMeta’s secret Ray-Ban display glasses aren’t a secret anymore
Forget swiping on your phone: this thing turns your hand into a Bluetooth keyboard.
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AI
/ 2 days agoOpenAI rolls out GPT-5 codex for improved coding
Starting this week, GPT-5-Codex will be accessible everywhere, your terminal, IDE, GitHub, and paid ChatGPT users.
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AI
/ 6 days agoEncyclopedia Britannica and Merriam-Webster sue Perplexity
The suit also raises another issue: AI hallucinations, as Perplexity sometimes gets things wrong.
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AI
/ 6 days agoOpenAI aims to become a public benefit corp with Microsoft’s backing
OpenAI says it’s working with California and Delaware regulators to seal the deal.
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Apple
/ 7 days agoOpenAI, Google want their AI running on iPhone instead of Siri
Apple Intelligence leans on ChatGPT and Siri already hands off tricky questions to ChatGPT through Apple’s Extensions system.
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Apple
/ 1 week agoAirPods 4: everyday listening just got smarter, louder, and quieter
Apple has unveiled the AirPods 4, and they're packed with features that redefine what standard earbuds can do. With Active Noise...
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AI
/ 1 week agoOpenAI wants chatbots to guess less, admit more
OpenAI says it comes down to how these models are trained.
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News
/ 1 week agoSpotify’s new smart filters let you sort your music by mood
You can just tap “workout,” “chill,” or “crying-in-the-shower-core” and let Spotify do the heavy lifting.
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News
/ 1 week agoWhistleblowers say Meta buried kids’ safety research
Meta says any data on kids under 13 has to be deleted anyway, citing privacy laws.
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Microsoft
/ 1 week agoOffice 365 to soon use Claude instead of OpenAI
Microsoft essentially says: it’s not a divorce, just an open relationship.
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Apple
/ 1 week agoApple unviels the iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max, and one costs TWO GRAND
Apple has announced the iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone 17 Pro Max. These new phones feature a fresh design, the fast...
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Apple
/ 1 week agoHow much is the iPhone 17?
Apple's iPhone 17 lineup is here. Starting at $799 and soaring to $1,999, these models aren't just about price—they're about power....
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Apple
/ 1 week agoiPhone 17 debuts with 30-hour battery and new camera system
Say hello to the iPhone 17, a powerhouse with a 30-hour battery life, a 6.3-inch 120Hz ProMotion display, and the new...
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News
/ 1 week agoPlex users face mandatory password reset after data breach
Plex just took a hit, but don’t panic—your bank info is safe. Hackers nabbed some user data, but Plex is on...
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AI
/ 1 week agoMozilla solves the problem nobody asked for with shake to summarize
Shake it up! Mozilla's new "Shake to Summarize" feature on iOS is here to revolutionize your reading experience. With a simple...
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AI
/ 1 week agoAI godfather Geoffrey Hinton gets dumped via ChatGPT essay
Hinton say his girlfriend broke up with him using none other than OpenAI’s ChatGPT to write AI-generated breakup essay.
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News
/ 1 week agoNintendo wins $2 million lawsuit against Switch modder
The judge also ordered that all modder's potentially infringing devices be seized or destroyed.
