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NYT Pips today hints and answers: Thursday, September 3
By Scott Younker Last updated
Get clues and answers for today's NYT Pips to keep your streak going.

NYT Connections today hints and answers for Thursday, September 3 #1,180
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Get today's NYT Connections clues and answers for today's puzzle #1,180 on September 3.

Today's NYT Strands hints and answer: solutions to game #914, September 3
By Alan Martin Last updated
We help you find today's Strands answers with some useful hints and tips to win.

Today’s Wordle hints and answer: September 3, 2026, solution #1,902
By Alan Martin Last updated
Find out what today's Wordle hint and answer is for September 3 and get some tips for it, plus see the solutions to previous games.

Over 150 million driver's licenses stolen in massive data breach after hackers reportedly hit major identity verification company — what to do now
By Scott Younker Published
A potentially massive data breach was discovered by a security researcher who found a database of over 150 million exposed driver's licenses.

What to watch tonight: 44 new shows and movies added to Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+ and more (Sept. 2)
By Malcolm McMillan Published
Looking for what to watch? Here's your guide to every movie and show streaming tonight.

More than 9.5 million patient records affected by Aesto Health data breach: what you need to know
By Scott Younker Published
Aesto Health has confirmed a data breach that affects more than 9.5 million patients.

'I find it very uncomfortable talking to people with a camera and a light': OpenAI's Sam Altman weighs in on smart glasses and privacy
By Mike Prospero Published
Sam Altman weighed in on "pervert glasses" and the future of wearable AI devices at OpenAI.

Humanoid robot fights back after man pushes it in store — is this the beginning of the uprising?
By Scott Younker Published
Captured CCTV footage of a robot defending itself in a store raises questions about anxiety over robots entering daily life.

'This isn’t a Turing test scenario — I’m not trying to convince you of anything': AI agents are now emailing researchers to talk about their consciousness
By Elton Jones Published
Multiple cases have been reported of AI agents reaching out directly to the researchers whose work is studying them — and those bots want to chat about their findings.
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