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Doesn't Elon Musk have enough headaches? Now he's launching another AI. This one aims to steal clients from lawyers and financiers.
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Doesn't Elon Musk have enough headaches? Now he's launching another AI. This one aims to steal clients from lawyers and financiers.

Thought scrolling Instagram while kids play was harmless? A new study just shattered that illusion, revealing serious effects on little ones.

Every company dreams of its own AI butler, yet balks at feeding family secrets to Google or OpenAI. Someone's finally trying to solve that sticky dilemma.
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Imagine talking to an AI that doesn't interrupt you every other sentence. Sounds like sci-fi, but OpenAI decided to teach its assistant some manners.

Meta wants its smart glasses to seem less creepy. Too bad its AI strategy points in the opposite direction, as usual.
Thought robotaxis were just for getting you around? Turns out some have a strong sense of civic duty. A couple of teens just learned that the hard way.
Tired of dull video calls? Imagine sending your 3D avatar instead, maybe while you grab a coffee. Now you can, and it's completely free.

Not everyone loves a mega-merger, especially when it involves two entertainment giants. Oregon just asked to halt Paramount's massive takeover of Warner Bros. Discovery for 60 days.

We thought AI was a Silicon Valley affair, end of story. Well, someone forgot to tell China.

Everyone's gone wild for AI, but the real money is in the plumbing supporting it. While the spotlight shines on flashy models, the foundations are the actual steady business.

The tech chess match between China and the US on chips just found a truce, however tiny. Beijing seems willing to let some precious Nvidia H200 chips trickle in.