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YouTube Music and Spotify want synthetic hosts to curate your playlists. Their awkward banter and bogus song trivia are ruining the vibe.
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Half of Brits have had a job interview with an AI avatar – many feel uncomfortable, some say they’d even scrap the job application altogether.
A Carnegie Mellon student’s tiny E Ink gadgets, called OATs, give houseplants, skateboards, and dumbbells expressive personalities to nudge you toward better habits.
Bland has released Tofu-1, a full-duplex speech-to-speech model for noisy, high-stakes phone calls. It is in enterprise research preview, with no published benchmarks, size or pricing yet.
Anthropic has outlined how the Claude Code team handles code reviews as AI agents increasingly contribute to its codebase.
Fears for national entrance exam next week, as top scorer on tax exam admits sending photos of questions to AI tool The marks attained by the top scorer on South Korea’s national exam for aspiring tax accountants this year seemed too good to be true.
Jensen Huang’s affair with a suspected spy is Silicon Valley’s worst nightmare come true The resignation this week of Nvidia’s founder and CEO Jensen Huang is one of the most astonishing corporate scandals in memory, featuring allegations of international espionage and extramarital affairs…
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The follow-up to the iconic Yeti microphone is here, and its upgrades make it worthy of the legacy.
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Evercade’s best handheld yet is a major level-up for the retro specialist.
As droughts worsen due to climate change, new research shows that hundreds of cactus species could lose the majority of their habitats by 2100.
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