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Tuesday, September 15, 2026
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Artificial intelligence devours insane amounts of energy, that's no secret. But what if there's no outlet nearby? Someone's finally tackling that problem head-on.
Who wouldn't want a crystal ball to peek into tomorrow? Bloomberg, it seems, already found one, offering us a sneak peek at 2026.
Ever wished your AI could track your spending habits? A new tool lets it read your bank account, keeping your data private.
Imagine an AI that, instead of randomly designing apps, already knows Apple's interface rules. Now there's a server teaching it exactly that, with all the freshest design guidelines.
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AI can make music, that's old news. But what if it uses your tunes without asking? A group of artists is now playing detective.
Using AI is great, until the bill arrives. Now there's a trick to know how much you're really spending with Claude, Gemini, and Codex, before it's too late.
AI is everywhere, but sometimes it just seems stuck in thought. Now, there's a sleek way for it to tell us it's not just taking a coffee break.
Companies are pouring money into AI without knowing the real cost. It sounds like a joke, but it's the reality for many tech giants.
Imagine the internet flooded with robots that sound just like people. Soon you won't have to guess: Vint Cerf, the internet's dad, is working to give them a "passport."
Few politicians managed to stay relevant through decades of Washington's chaos. Senator Lindsey Graham is gone, leaving a void and a big question mark over his legacy.
Picture an AI that's not just powerful, but also has a passport. Washington is now seriously considering this, aiming for more control.
