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Author Margaret Atwood used Claude once, got incorrect information, and connected the mistake to the limits of large language models.
Connectivity adds constant draw, yet features can offset it depending on use patterns and how you compare costs.
A 2023 Arizona death involving Tesla’s Full Self-Driving reached a settlement, sharpening the compliance pressure on autonomous tech.
A key Apple headset executive shift signals how fast frontier AI companies are hiring hardware leaders.
Politico reports the same industry that backed Trump for hands-off oversight is now asking for formal regulation.
Amazon’s Kindle AI features can help you read beyond the lines, but only on the right ereader.
New advisory says attackers gain lasting access after one key handoff, even if you change phones.
The fittest founder in the room turned blood work, scans, wearables, and journaling into AI input.
A $600 price cut changes the math for buyers comparing OLED value, even if the model is a generation behind.
Higher prices may patch Apple and Microsoft’s margins, but many smaller consumer electronics firms are facing an existential squeeze.
Google’s parent tightens its edge by betting more of its AI stack on in-house chips, not handouts.
The AI boom is hitting a less glamorous bottleneck: grid-scale power and the turbines that make it real.
