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Apple Is Adding Apple Intelligence Across Its Default Apps

Apple Intelligence can customize Safari, update your passwords, and more.

Apple is integrating Apple intelligence even deeper into its operating system's default apps. Now, besides its ability to generate and edit text, Apple announced that its suite of AI tools will enable new features in Safari, the Passwords app and Messages.

In Safari, Apple says the browser can monitor a tab on your behalf and notify you when a change occurs, like tickets going on sale. Safari is also getting new tab sorting and grouping features and the ability to create custom extensions for the tasks you do most often in your browser.

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Australia investigating five social media giants for not enforcing ban on kids

public sector PLUS: Qualcomm tweaks datacenter chips for China; Japan's Air Force stretches into space; WiseTechs' woes mutiply; and more! Australia’s government has decided to double the fines it can levy companies that don’t take appropriate steps to enforce the country’s ban on children

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Building an AI-native pharmaceutical enterprise: Lupin’s blueprint for intelligent transformation

AI-native pharmaceutical organizations will not be defined by the number of AI models they deploy, but by their ability to create connected ecosystems where science, data, and technology converge. Rakesh Bhardwaj, Global Chief Information Officer at Lupin, explains how the company is building a future-ready digital foundation spanning data modernisation,

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Prime Day is over, but these 5 deals are still live (and you don't want to miss them)

Follow ZDNET: Add us as a preferred source on Google. Amazon Prime Day ended June 26, and competitor sales from Best Buy, Walmart, and more wrapped up shortly after. The good news is there's still plenty of deals hanging around, and even a few really worth writing about.

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Shanghai-based Momenta, whose driver-assist tech is used by Toyota, Mercedes, and Audi in China, files for an IPO in Hong Kong, seeking to raise up to $751.1M

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Australia investigating five social media giants for not enforcing ban on kids

Building an AI-native pharmaceutical enterprise: Lupin’s blueprint for intelligent transformation

Prime Day is over, but these 5 deals are still live (and you don't want to miss them)

Shanghai-based Momenta, whose driver-assist tech is used by Toyota, Mercedes, and Audi in China, files for an IPO in Hong Kong, seeking to raise up to $751.1M