AI & Software
More from AI & SoftwareAnthropic launched Personal Finance in Claude as a US beta. It reads your bank and card data through Plaid, but it cannot transfer money, pay bills or place trades. Here is what it sees and what is still unanswered.
Meta acquired Conductor, the Mac app that runs several AI coding agents at once. Here is what the deal covers, what happens to Conductor Cloud on November 20, and why the fight over developer tools is heating up.
CrowdStrike agreed to buy Fiddler AI and Dreadnode for a reported $495 million and launched an AI Kill Switch in Falcon Guardian. Here is what each piece does and what it still cannot answer.
OpenAI says an unreleased cyber model turned 2,308 suspected Linux kernel bugs into 948 distinct root exploits in a single $1.2 million run. Here is how the pipeline worked, what the numbers really show, and what it means for defenders.
Uber says just four rides came through AI agents during its busiest week of October, out of roughly 320 million trips and orders. Here is what that says about the agentic web, and why the hype is running ahead of the habit.
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AI can read a 30-second smartwatch ECG for signs of a weak heart pump. Here is what the Mayo Clinic and Yale studies found, and what they do not prove yet.
The PS5 Pro is the “enhanced” way to play GTA 6, and it’s selling for up to $1,400 on resale sites. Here’s what a base PS5 can and can’t match, the settings worth flipping before preload, and the storage math for that 212GB download.
On 60 Minutes, Trump retold a story about Air Force pilots and a round object that zipped past an F-22. We did the math on the speed, checked how the story has changed, and looked at what the Pentagon’s UFO files actually show.
The Ocarina of Time remake launched on Switch 2 on November 5 and has already set UK physical sales records. Within days, modders also shipped two native PC recompilations. Here is what we know.
Nvidia’s CEO told staff he was unfaithful to his wife. The woman involved is a chip industry executive US intelligence reportedly believes worked for Beijing. Here’s what we know, what we don’t, and why it matters.
Searching for a G-Shock smart watch turns up a confusing mix. Some listings call a $90 step counter “smart”, others point to a…