Google is rolling out Gemini to Google built-in as a replacement to Assistant, and Commodore 64 and ZX Spectrum can now be enjoyed on new portable handhelds designed to look like the classic computers.
The U.S. Senate Bars Members From Trading On Prediction Markets, Meta Threatens to Withdraw Services From New Mexico, and a Critical Vulnerability is Threatening Most Linux Distributions.
A new study finds that AI chatbots can be addictive but are the way they’re designed partly to blame? Plus Elon Musk’s lawsuit against OpenAI is going on this week. We share if we find the story interesting from an information point of view because of the details that will be divulged or because its just entertainment? And we do another round of our popular Name The Price on Zillow game!
Starring Sarah Lane, Tom Merritt, Robb Dunewood, Amber MacArthur, Len Peralta, Roger Chang, Joe.
OK, not LITERAL goblins, but it’s an interesting gremlin that helps us understand model training. Plus, Sony says don’t worry about the PlayStation DRM, but doesn’t give details, therefore skipping the be happy part.
Instagram Updates Algorithm to Prioritize Original Content, Amazon and Meta Lobby for UPI Market Access in India, and Microsoft faces regulatory scrutiny for using its office productivity dominance to promote the AI-focused E7 bundle.
Does Google’s native YouTube app on Apple Vision Pro finally deliver on the promise of Apple’s mixed-reality headset? Sarah shares what it’s really like to live with it.
Apple plans overhaul of iPhone, iPad, and Mac photo editing features, AI-assisted programming tool Lovable now available on iOS, Google Translate offers Pronunciation Practice feature.
Valve’s new Steam Controller is purpose-built for its ecosystem and nothing else, and the “Ask YouTube” search experiment is like a version of Gemini that is specific to YouTube video content.
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