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'Edge and privacy don't go in the same sentence': some Windows 11 users aren't convinced about Microsoft's new angle with baked-in AI features for its browser

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Southeast Asia’s AI boom has a power problem — and it’s being underestimated

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'Begin in a friendly way': I used Dale Carnegie’s people skills on ChatGPT — and the AI instantly became more helpful

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'We are committed to helping business owners harness AI more fully and effectively': Anthropic reveals Claude for Small Business to help 'close the gap' using A...

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Demi Moore's AI comments at Cannes Film Festival have split the internet in two — but Hacks season 5 episode 6 had the perfect response even before she made the...

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Don't let AI enthusiasm lock you into outdated infrastructure

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Quantum Q-Day could disrupt the world even sooner than AGI

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Microsoft unveils MDASH, its AI agent-driven security platform — and it's already spotted a host of new Windows flaws

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The downfall of the login is redefining security

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'The most advanced organizations aren’t failing less; they’re seeing failures sooner': Many firms are already having to roll back AI customer service tools

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Bluetti says home solar power is now ‘plug-and-play’ — I went to the Balco launch to see if it’s really that simple

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I tried the 'Goal, Tone, Rules' ChatGPT prompt and it fixed my awkward AI emails while also saving me hours a week

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Confidentiality is not security: Why the real AI runtime crisis Is the Authorization Gap

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War, drones, and the energy reckoning: How the Iran war is reshaping tech investment

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OpenAI replaced GPT-4o, but some users still refuse to let it die — now they’re celebrating its ‘birthday’ in Times Square with a video billboard

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'Too many employees are serving as the human middleware between disconnected AI systems': New study claims workers are spending a whole day every week managing ...

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Identity is the new perimeter: The shift from breaking in to logging in

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The answer to the AI-driven hardware crisis isn't more hardware, it's smarter software

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Amazon workers are apparently 'tokenmaxxing' AI platforms to hit arbitrary usage targets

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'A decade or so away, we’ll be viewing it as a more normal way to build data centers': Google and SpaceX are reportedly in talks to build data centers in orbit

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