Technology
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OpenAI to Relax ChatGPT Rules, Add Personalities and Age-Gated Adult Content
OpenAI is reshaping ChatGPT with a bold push toward more flexible, adult-accessible interactions. A new era of personalized AI personas—plus the possibility of adult content under strict age gates—may roll out this December. As safety and youth protections collide with usability, what will this mean for your chats with the AI?
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Roku Unveils Live from Roku City Featuring Demi Lovato
Roku is rolling out a bold UI refresh that turns its animated city into a live stage for originals. The debut features Demi Lovato and a glimpse behind the scenes, plus a new showroom that hints at an upgraded streaming experience.
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Brookfield bets on Bloom Energy fuel cells to power AI data centers
Brookfield bets big on Bloom Energy’s fuel-cell tech to power AI-era data centers with cleaner energy. This move signals a new chapter for AI infrastructure—on-site, low-emission power as cloud demand continues to surge.
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Instagram Chief Warns AI Content Blurs Reality for Kids
AI-generated content is blurring what’s real online, and a top executive explains why teaching kids to think critically about videos matters more than ever. As the digital landscape shifts, the future of authenticity—and how creators keep up—is in focus.
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Hybrid-Quantum Tech Reimagines Police Deployment in North Wales
A groundbreaking test is exploring how hybrid-quantum computing could reshape police forward deployment in rural areas. Early indicators point to dramatically faster response times and smarter officer placement, hinting at a new era of safety and efficiency.
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OpenAI’s Sora: The AI Video Trend Sparking Copyright Flags
Sora turns prompts into clips starring beloved characters, but copyright concerns are rising as brands take note. Experts warn the AI video boom could spark lawsuits, while OpenAI says it aims to balance creativity with rights—and safeguards.
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OB3 Sparks BigBear.ai’s M&A Push in Defense AI
BigBear.ai is betting big on mergers and acquisitions to accelerate its AI push in defense, security, and logistics, backed by a hefty cash position and OB3 funding. As it hunts for scale against Palantir and C3.ai, the coming quarters could redefine its path to profitability.
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The Right Stuff’s 3rd Anniversary: Curated Must-Have Picks
Three years in, a trusted guide returns with a fresh set of everyday upgrades. Explore picks across audio, grooming, comfort, and convenience that could elevate your daily routine.
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Phoebe Gates’s Phia: The AI Fashion Shopper Making Waves
Phoebe Gates and Sophia Kianni are behind Phia, an AI shopping assistant dubbed the “Google Flights for Fashion.” The app is gaining rapid traction and backing, signaling a smarter, more affordable way to hunt style across thousands of shops.
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AMD Eyes Intel Foundry for Domestic Chip Manufacturing
– Two tech giants are reportedly weighing a strategic partnership that could reshape who makes what—and where—in the chip world. With manufacturing resilience and domestic production in focus, big changes may be on the horizon. – Excitement and uncertainty swirl around a possible Intel–AMD collaboration that could alter the foundry landscape. Even in exploratory talks,…
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Strava Sues Garmin in Patent Battle Over Segments and Heatmaps
Two fitness tech giants are heading to court in a high-stakes patent dispute over workout mapping and performance-tracking features. Strava alleges Garmin infringed core patents around Segments and heatmaps, raising questions about collaboration, data rights, and the future of connected devices. The case could redefine how innovation in the fitness ecosystem evolves.
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Crown Castle Eyes Growth as Spectrum Shift Accelerates US 5G Buildout
Crown Castle outlines its growth path as a pure-play tower operator amid 5G expansion and shifting spectrum dynamics. Long-term master leases, evolving tenant needs, and emerging D2D opportunities hint at a bold new era for mobile infrastructure.
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Tesla Q3 2025 Deliveries Rise as Tax Credit Expiry Sparks Investor Caution
Tesla’s latest quarterly update signals a tricky balance: deliveries edge higher year over year while production slips, just as a major US EV tax credit expires. Market reactions and analyst chatter are shaping expectations as the company maps its next moves. A closer look hints at where momentum might flow despite the headwinds.
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Bay Area AI Coding Rivalry Reshapes Software Development
AI coding tools are shifting from assistive helpers to autonomous teammates, quietly reshaping software development. In the Bay Area’s high-stakes race among labs and startups, human intuition—and a solid grasp of the fundamentals—still steers progress.
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Tilly Norwood: The AI Character Stirring Hollywood’s Debate on Actors’ Rights
– A fully AI-generated character stirs a Hollywood firestorm, reigniting debates over creativity, consent, and the future of acting. As unions weigh in on digital likenesses, the industry faces a pivotal moment. – An AI-created rising star challenges the industry’s ideas of performance and ownership, with ethics and compensation already on the table. The conversation…
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Tilly Norwood AI Avatar Sparks Hollywood Debate on the Future of Acting
Hollywood confronts a turning point as an AI-generated avatar enters the spotlight, sparking a fierce debate over creativity, jobs, and the future of acting. Industry voices weigh the risks and promises of AI in cinema.
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Sony PS5 Pro Europe 2025 Energy-Efficiency Upgrades Rumored
Could Sony be plotting a Europe-first PS5 Pro with subtle upgrades and a stronger focus on energy efficiency? A September 30 launch with a €799.99 price and the same 2TB SSD is floated, but questions remain about a US release. As greener gaming moves into the spotlight, what could this mean for Sony’s evolving console…
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Sony Rolls Out 13.02 PS4 Update to Tighten Security Alongside PS5 Patch
A fresh PS4 firmware tightens security and aims to block jailbreaking, echoing a PS5 patch. While a prior update teased UI tweaks, users report a smoother PS4 Pro experience. These ongoing changes highlight Sony’s push to keep the system secure and user-friendly.
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David Schwartz Departs as Ripple’s CTO, Hinting at a New XRP Ledger Era
After 13 years at Ripple, David Schwartz signals a new chapter as he steps back from daily duties but stays deeply involved. He hints at exciting directions for the XRP Ledger—decentralization, stablecoins, and tokenized assets—leaving the XRP community with plenty to watch in the months ahead.
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Logitech MX Master 4 Debuts at $120 with Advanced Haptics and Gesture Controls
Logitech raises the bar once again with the MX Master 4. The familiar ergonomic silhouette pairs with fresh tricks—haptic feedback, expanded gesture controls, and a redesigned control surface—crafted for serious productivity. At around $120, it’s worth a look to see how this upgrade could fit into your long workdays.
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China’s J-36 Sixth-Generation Fighter Stuns with Vertical Loop Footage
Fresh footage offers a rare glimpse of China’s J-36—a stealthy, three‑engine fighter showing striking vertical agility. The demonstration signals a bold leap toward next‑generation air power and a shifting balance in global aerial dominance. As nations watch, the implications for regional security and future air battles are bound to spark debate.