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Apple Mac Pro Fades Into Oblivion
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Siri Gets Smarter: Apple Taps Multiple Chatbots for AI Upgrade
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AI smart glasses win major funding to support dementia care, though real-world effectiveness and long-term impact remain uncertain despite early promising observations.
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Senators Elizabeth Warren and Josh Hawley Push for Data Center Energy Transparency
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Today's NYT Connections: Sports Edition Hints and Answers for March 27, #550
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Wikipedia Bans AI-Generated Content, With Only Two Exceptions
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OpenAI Is Shelving Its Planned ChatGPT 'Adult Mode' Days After Dropping Sora
OpenAI is reportedly pausing the erotic chatbot feature "indefinitely" in the latest example of shifting priorities.
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New Netflix series Something Very Bad is Going to Happen isn't actually an ode to The Blair Witch Project — and these sneaky horror movie Easter eggs prove it
Something Very Bad is Going to Happen makes an obvious reference to The Blair Witch Project — but the show's hidden Easter eggs are an ode to another classic horror movie.
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Apple Music’s Concert page is the update I’ve been waiting for — but it has a big flaw that makes it more frustrating than it should be
Apple Music Concerts page is here, and the feature is almost perfect for live music lovers.
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Our favorite web hosting company is providing access to AI's latest superstar for free: One click gets you OpenClaw on Hostinger's shared hosting
Hostinger enables instant OpenClaw deployment with integrated AI credits and managed infrastructure, simplifying how users run always-on AI agents.
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The ‘PlayStation Car’ is dead — why Sony and Honda just pulled the plug on their Afeela EV before a single car was delivered
Sony Honda Mobility shelves the much-hyped Afeela 1 EV project amid turbulent times, but the car was ill-fated from the beginning
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Here are some hints and the answers for the NYT Connections puzzle for March 27, No. 1,020.
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