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Per-process NPU metrics arrive as one more venerable Windows utility risks feature bloat

If you're not happy with the algorithm on your Discover page, you can now tell Google what you want in your own words.

The Q7 M5+ is a strong value robot vacuum for households that want reliable mapping and an auto-empty dock without flagship pricing.

Google built a special exercise experience into the Pixel Watch 5 to make strength training a little less daunting.

It's been slow going, but it looks like Tesla's Robotaxi fleet in Austin is operating fully autonomously.

Developers can now invite the whole team along for their quality time with the coding bot

HMRC insists latest deal followed fair and competitive procurement

Incogni researchers analyze 13 AI platforms and the potential risks they each pose to your privacy. The larger the platform, the bigger the risk - with one exception.

From AI fundamentals to data analysis and app building, Google's certificate covers quite a lot. And there's a way to avoid paying anything to earn your credential.

Affected users say support cannot restore their previous approval or override the new decision

Analysts warn of disruption to long-established tech activity

As of Aug. 20, the Segway Navimow i110N robot lawn mower has returned to its lowest-ever price at Amazon of $788, a 28% discount from its list price.

Amazon has just expanded free access to the AI-powered version of its ubiquitous smart assistant, Alexa+.

ICE banned employees from wearing Meta smart glasses at work, citing privacy risks, while DHS pursues its own prototypes.

The FDA has approved a first-of-its-kind automated blood draw device for outpatient settings.

Google announces new education features, free Gemini subscriptions, and AI Search tools for students.

College students can get a free year of Google's AI Pro plan, something that would normally cost $200.

OpenAI launched a new ChatGPT teen experience amid youth safety concerns. Experts warn the upgrades may not be enough.

As of Aug. 19, you can get the Narwal Flow 2 robot vacuum-and-mop combo for $1,299.98, down from $1,499.99, at Amazon. That's a 13% discount, or $200 in savings.

The Shark Matrix Plus 2-in-1 robot vacuum and mop combo is on sale at Amazon for only $349.99. That's 50% off its usual cost.

The design is largely unchanged from last year, but the Pixel 11 base model has an improved camera, Tensor G6 chip, and new colors.

Anthropic's AI assistant Claude can now send emails through Gmail without needing a human's approval first.

Apple's MacBook Pro with the M5 Pro chip (18-core CPU/20-core GPU), 24GB RAM, and 2TB storage is on sale for $2,799 as of Aug. 19.

The ChatGPT-maker said training will be slowed for two weeks while it puts the upgrades in place.

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The final hearing on the settlement for the Apple Siri AI class action lawsuit is scheduled for next year.

How to social engineer an AI's reasoning engine

OpenAI insisted this was not in response to a particular issue with children believing ChatGPT to be alive.

Trial will test whether small route and altitude tweaks can reduce aviation's warming impact

A new UK trial hopes to reduce the condensation trails from planes, which can trap heat in the Earth's atmosphere.

Attributing diffusion model output to a specific input becomes more difficult with more training data

$10 million buys over 100 million emails, 30 million recorded phone calls, reams of stuff from Teams, Oracle, and SAP

Boeing quietly joins FOSS hypervisor crew, as AMD and Renesas lead new effort to comply with formal standards

AI gateways look promising as companies struggle with model orchestration

Not a German cop show, but a pair of engineering firms aiming to feed 800 VDC to next-gen kit

Copilot also wobbles as another outage tests developer patience

Cheaper tokens won't help when complex workflows consume so many more of them, Gartner warns

Microsoft realizes the side pane should be enough for anyone

The good news? One of the worst bits, tech giants controlling it all, might soon be over