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A new wave of Chinese automakers is moving into humanoid robots, inspired in part by Tesla’s push beyond electric vehicles. Recent technical progress has made the sector look more...
Google is automatically showing expanded AI Overviews at the top of some search results instead of requiring users to click “Show more.” The expanded panel, followed by an “Ask any...
A movie-focused hands-on with XREAL’s a01 finds that the USB-C smart glasses work more like an external monitor than full AR eyewear. Their dual mini OLED panels deliver bright, co...
Xbox CEO Asha Sharma told BBC News that Project Helix, previously described as Microsoft’s next-generation console, will be a broader family of devices. She declined to say whether...
Lambda secured $1B in private debt to purchase Nvidia AI chips and lease the capacity to Microsoft. The financing adds to a wave of loans fueling the costly buildout of AI infrastr...
An Anthropic researcher shared results suggesting automated systems can make targeted improvements on benchmarks for specific misaligned behaviors. Across 10 tests, the systems imp...
Brave announced a new browser feature that lets users create email aliases when registering for websites and online services. The feature is designed to reduce exposure of personal...
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