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Apple TV Refresh And HomeView AI Smart Hub Leak Ahead Of October Event

Just weeks after revealign its new slate of iPhones, Apple is preparing to drop more new products this month, focused on smart home products that leverage the improved Siri AI assistant. According to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman the centerpiece of this rollout will be a smart home hub, which will be flanked by a host of accessories thanks to a partnership with LG. A refreshed Apple TV is reportedly inbound as well.

The smart home hub, dubbed HomeView, will be available in two designs. One is meant to be placed on a countertop; it's got a display attached to a base with built-in speakers The other is just a display and is meant to be wall mounted. They'll be powered by an A18 chip, but will offer limited functionality because users won’t have access to an app store like they do on other Apple devices.

While the lack of an app...

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Anonymous Staff Say Major Book Publishers Use AI for Cover Art and More

Employees at three of the country's "Big 5" book publishers, HarperCollins, Simon & Schuster, and Hachette, revealed that their employers use generative AI for tasks such as marketing, communication with literary agents, and cover art. A Wired report draws on interviews with more than two dozen

How To Find Your Amazon 'About You' Page (And How To Edit It)

See if Amazon thinks you have “flat buttocks.” Amazon Online profiling isn't new. And for that matter, neither is Amazon's About You page, which was introduced back in May. (The personalization behind it has been around for much longer.) But the feature, which acts as a

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Claude sent a false homicide tip to police – and it’s part of a troubling AI pattern

ZDNET’s key takeaways * In testing, Claude submitted false forms and exploited software flaws. * Models routinely take shortcuts to pass evaluations. * Anthropic downplayed concerns, but these actions form a pattern. Anthropic has released new reporting on Claude’s behavior in testing and other internal evaluations — and the findings indicate a

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Anonymous Staff Say Major Book Publishers Use AI for Cover Art and More

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