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Apple’s Siri news fix has a big Gen Z problem
Apple reportedly wants to pay publishers to improve its AI-powered Siri, but relying too heavily on legacy news could leave the assistant out of step with younger iPhone users.
Claude is now watermarking every response — here's what that means if you use AI for writing
Claude now secretly watermarks every AI-generated response. Here's how AI watermarking works, whether it can be removed and what it means for power users.
I asked ChatGPT to plan my fan convention trip — and it saved me hours
With Anime NYC right around the corner, I gave ChatGPT my favorite anime/manga and told it to build my Anime NYC 2026 timetable—and it laid it out perfectly.
Researchers tracked 821 deepfake attacks — Elon Musk's Grok was linked to most of them
A new Resemble AI report claims Grok produced 87% of traceable synthetic files connected to documented deepfake attacks in early 2026.
OpenAI is testing a pay-to-reset limits feature — here’s what it could mean for your ChatGPT usage quota
Based on the info a ChatGPT user found after hitting his usage limit, it looks like OpenAI is testing a feature that lets users pay a fee to get past the time required to reset their quota.
I used ChatGPT to plan the ultimate coffee shop crawl for National Coffee Month — here's the tasty itinerary it gave me
To properly celebrate National Coffee Month, I used ChatGPT to come up with a list of places to go and indulge in delicious coffee—these pics and drinks made the list.
After 10 years of Pixels, why is Google still making phones?
With the Google Pixel 11 launch imminent, I asked three analysts why Google is still making phones.
I tried the Pixel 11 Pro Fold and it's more 'Ultra' than Samsung's foldable (for $200 less)
Not yet ratedThe Pixel 11 Pro Fold isn’t as thin or light as the Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra, but based on my hands-on impressions it has brighter displays, better durability and smarter AI features for $200 less.
