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Tuesday, September 15, 2026
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If you thought voice assistants were the peak of digital companionship, prepare yourself. Now there's an app that gives you a virtual character to cheer you on, everywhere you go.
Imagine wanting to build an entire city of server-filled boxes. Firmus, an Australian data center company, is reportedly looking for $5 billion to do just that.
Artificial intelligence isn't just for tech geeks anymore; it's a headache for politicians. Even Obama woke up, demanding a clear plan from Democrats to manage it.
Is programming an art, a science, or a bit of both? Some code 'by feel,' but let's be careful with labels.
Nuclear safety isn't a joke, yet someone thought they could take it lightly. Two big shots at Chubu Electric are now paying the price.
Ever lost that brilliant tip from your AI assistant, vanished into thin air? A new open-source tool promises to recover your conversations and code snippets.
Imagine a robot dog that follows you, climbs stairs, and costs as much as a used car. Sounds like sci-fi, but it's already here, straight from China.
AI talks, writes, and creates like a pro. But can it truly reason, or is it just a fancy parrot? A new resource aims to figure that out.
Ever watched an AI "think" step-by-step, nodding along to its logic? Often, it finds the answer first, then invents the path.
Sending sensitive data to AI always feels like a privacy gamble, right? Now there's a clever trick to protect it, without giving up your favorite AI assistants.
Imagine changing your AI assistant's brain without even making it restart a single neuron. Now, for VSCode users, that fantasy has become a reality.
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