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More from AI & SoftwareGoogle Play now lets Android users build apps with AI Studio and run them privately, without publishing to the Play Store. Here is how it works, who gets it first and what is coming.
Character.AI filed for Chapter 11 on October 13 and agreed to sell some assets to Disney for $20 million. Here is the timeline, the numbers and what happens to the app next.
Microsoft president Brad Smith told the BBC that AI faces fewer safety rules than milk and called for an emergency brake, mandatory incident reports and government sign-off on frontier models.
Meta released Muse Wonder on October 12, its first frontier-class model, priced at $4 and $20 per million tokens with closed weights. Here is what is verified and what is not.
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella says AI needs a new trust architecture, with containment from the start and a way to pause any model mid-task.
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A smartwatch can log heart rate, sleep and symptoms through pregnancy, but a rising resting pulse is normal. Here is what Garmin, Apple, Pixel and Oura really offer, and where the data falls short.
Meta’s Muse Spark Open packs 816 billion parameters and a 1 million token context window, and it is built to run locally on Apple silicon. Here is what that really takes and who it is for.
Johan and Johanna ran on the same GPT-4 model, yet workers in a VR office gave the male-presenting avatar more money, while insisting gender did not matter. Here is what the NordiCHI paper actually found, and what it cannot prove.
Samsung’s Galaxy Watch 9 starts at $379.99 and the Watch Ultra 2 at $699.99. Reviews love the new Snapdragon Wear Elite speed, but the battery story is thin. Specs, prices and who should upgrade.
Cloudflare Radar’s bot map puts automated traffic at roughly a third of the web, while Thales says bots hit 53% in 2025. Here is why the numbers differ, what AI crawlers are changing, and how close we really are to a ‘dead internet.’
Apple added the 2017 12-inch MacBook, the sixth-generation iPad and BeatsX to its obsolete list on October 14. Apple Stores will no longer repair them, but MacBook owners still have a battery-only lifeline.

