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More from AI & SoftwareGoogle told schools that students lose Search unless the school opts in to its AI tools. After a political firestorm, Google clarified. Here is what was announced, who pushed back, and what schools can actually do.
AI data centers are converting retired jet engines into gas turbines to skip years of waiting for grid power and new turbines. Here is who sells them, how big they are, and what the trade-offs look like.
Anthropic has released FlashProve, an open-source prototype that uses zero-knowledge proofs to show which AI model wrote a given reply. Here is how it works, what it costs, and why it is not shipping anywhere yet.
The New York Times and three Tribune-owned papers have sued Brave, alleging its search index quietly supplies stolen journalism to AI companies. Here is what the suits claim, what Brave has argued in a similar fight, and why the outcome matters.
Anthropic’s amended IPO filing warns that its use of AI in its own research may soon meet its internal definition of dramatically accelerated progress. Here is what recursive self-improvement means, what the filing actually says, and what it does not.
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Aurbis is a Skyrim mod that turns the solo RPG into a persistent online roleplay server with Cohorts, factions and a player economy. Here is how it works and how to try the invite-only beta.
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Motorola’s Moto Watch 2 Fit brings Polar health tools, dual-band GPS and a 12-day battery claim to a budget price. Here is what is confirmed, what is not, and who should care.
England and Wales now make it a crime to possess certain porn, and the government says that includes files in iCloud, Google Drive or any cloud account. Here’s what’s covered and why deleting isn’t always enough.
Path of Exile 2 leaves early access on December 11 with the Duelist and Shadow, Acts 5 and 6, a castle-building league and a much leaner Atlas tree.
Kylie Arellano was missing for 521 days until she messaged another player in Among Us over Wi-Fi. Here’s how her message reached the FBI, and the gaming safety settings parents should check.