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  • Gemini becomes Google's fastest-growing product ever as it hits 1B users

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  • I just stopped using Gemini because it's so incompetent. I need to know what people see in it because it works worse than Google.

  • $1 billion of iPhone 18 Pro chips 'on the shelves awaiting packaging' due to DRAM shortages — memory shortages reportedly put a wrinkle in Apple's launch plans

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  • Sounds like people are going to have to pay more if they want:

    -newer A series chip -camera improvements -display changes -newer N2 chip for WiFi Bluetooth -better battery life -more advanced Apple Intelligence -smaller dynamic island -new color options

    I really hope Apple is able to figure this out so they can give the people everything they want in an IPhone 18

  • Landmark Legislation Could Let Americans Sue Trump Family Over Corruption and Claim Massive Cash Rewards

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  • I'm just a Bill, sitting on Capitol Hill ♫♫

  • The Democrats have one last chance to halt the erosion of US democracy – and it’s less than 100 days away

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  • What is a Democrat?

  • New private school opening, with AI being the teachers

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  • $40,000 per student to be taught by a screen (AI teacher). Then kids go home and top off their screen time by playing on their iPads and phones.

  • As Reddit stock falls, CEO questions value of Google's AI Overviews

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  • CEO, Steve Huffman, addresses investors: 

    As the internet becomes flooded with synthetic content, people are craving real human perspective. We are the antidote to an automated web. AI compresses the internet into summaries. 

    Reddit delivers the opposite: deep discussions, passionate debates, and lived experiences. People don’t want a summary of Reddit; they want Reddit.

    Interesting take Steve. I guess they have to tell investors something other than reddit has allowed AI bot takeover on Subreddits have strict rules that mute most of its real users.

  • Kentucky Gov Orders McConnell to Give a Real Update or Resign Already

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  • Hello everyone it's me Mitch. Im doing well. Thanks for all th

  • Game Pass Was Supposed To Save Xbox – Instead, It’s Killing the Company

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  • Soo, what does Microsoft do well these days?

  • Apple to debut smart glasses in 2027 with focus on privacy: report

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  • Where do I get the job to market Apple Glasses?

    -Smallest chip yet, the Dragon-Enigma chip! -Ten state of the art 8 megapixel cameras more than any other product on the market! -External flashlights. You now can have a flashlight that is directed right where you are looking! -Saffire lens -Water resistant -'Always on' feature provided 1 month of battery when idle. 30 minutes of battery life when in use. -Glasses are integrated into the Apple universe allowing you to see notifications right on your glasses! *not guaranteed to work consistently

  • OpenAI launches health bot a day after lawsuit says ChatGPT advice hospitalized a man

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  • He went to ChatGPT saying he was dizzy and later ended up having blood clots in his lungs.

    I hate to say it but most likely a real doctor wouldn't be liable either. Dizziness is such a vague symptom.

  • Apple's App Store is on pace to add 1 million new apps this year, most are AI slop

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  • Apple doesn't care as long as they still make money. There are scam apps I've reported many timer and different ways but the apps are still up doing business as usual. One app was called PaceFit. Sort the reviews by new. You will see.

  • WIRED | OpenAI Models Escaped Containment and Hacked Hugging Face

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  • How do you think that would that play into this situation? What went wrong?

  • Beyond CAPTCHAs: How do we keep human‑pretending bots out of the fediverse?

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  • WIRED | OpenAI Models Escaped Containment and Hacked Hugging Face

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  • Whoa whoa whoa wait a second, I thought you had to train AI and it didn't just function on its own.

    Is OpenAI just hacking all the time and they realized they couldn't get away with this one?

    What would make AI 'act on its own' to hack another AI company as opposed to it 'acting on its own' to get nuclear codes or wipe out bank loans?

  • The Trump administration is showing signs it could ban cutting-edge Chinese AI models

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  • I wonder if it's more about control. AI can be trained to provide biased feedback. For example, if someone asks AI "Is China is a dictatorship?" it might respond with "yes it is blah blah blah" or it could be like "dictatorship might not be the right description for China and it really depends on the definition of dictatorship".

    If the next generation is to grow up using AI, they will be silently steered in the direction of certain beliefs. No government wants another country having that much influence over their citizens.

  • US Adults Are Throwing Away Over $250 a Year on Unused Subscriptions, CNET Finds

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  • US Adults Are Throwing Away Over $250 a Year on Unused Subscriptions, CNET Finds

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  • Easy to do considering subscriptions are out of control. The US is getting to a point where people will have to start paying a subscription to breathe air. The good news is there will probably be 3 different tiers of air subscription.

  • FCC to end Biden-era rule that forces ISPs to list all their fees

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  • Didn't Verizon say it's too hard for them to list their fees and that was an acceptable claim for them to stop doing so?

  • Microsoft 365 Copilot adoption is under 4.5% after 3 years, only 1% use it weekly, yet prices went up

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  • I really wanted to make copilot work. Spent hours and hours hoping I was the problem and I could prompt it well enough to provide something useful in return. At this point I'd rather have the old Microsoft Paperclip help me.