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Take a look around any organisation today. There's probably a chatbot answering the same customer question "What's your return policy?" A hundred times a month. At the same time, somewhere else in the business, employees are still manually copying information between a CRM, a
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The 99th Oscars rules ban AI actors and AI-written scripts, but the definition of authorship they landed on is closer to how working indie AI filmmakers already operate than anyone in Hollywood seems to realize. In January, I filled out a festival submission form for Lost Garden, my animated pilot,
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Why it ran hot Part one ended with the phone working, and for a while that was the end of it. postmarketOS on a mainline kernel, Docker on top, a Tailscale address, one small service that needed nothing from me. It went on a shelf behind a monitor, and I
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A year or two ago, if your AI feature wasn't performing well, the answer was usually simple. Try a better model. Teams moved from GPT-3.5 to GPT-4, experimented with Claude, or waited for the next release, and many of their problems disappeared. That isn't the
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There’ve been price hikes across the board. With rising console costs and spikes in gaming subscriptions, keeping up with your gaming can become a little expensive. That’s why CNET’s dedicated shopping team spends hours on the internet looking for top gaming deals, like on Microsoft’s Xbox
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With multiple regions across the globe experiencing heat waves this summer, the last thing many of us want to do is turn on our stoves as temperatures rise. But like it or not, I was literally forced to find alternative ways to prepare my meals because I didn’t have
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a new visualization of Earth looks nothing like the Blue Marble seen from space. NASA has released a new geoid model showing the shape of Earth’s gravitational field. The slight, irregular bulges and depressions are caused by variations in the distribution of mass within the planet. It can also
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Every parent of young children has a book they’re sick of reading aloud, whether it’s The Rainbow Fish or Goodnight Moon. In recent years, however, moms and dads are facing a fresh misery when it comes to bedtime stories: AI-generated slop in which their own kids are the
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Sponsor Posts Subquadratic: the LLM built for 12M-token reasoning — SubQ can reason across entire codebases and document sets in one pass with no RAG workarounds. Read how SubQ 1.1 Small holds near-perfect retrieval out to 12M tokens. Most carriers track everything. Cape doesn't. — Unlimited talk, text &
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With options for streaming TV, movies, music, books, and more, there are many ways to keep yourself occupied with a few clicks on your device of choice. Unfortunately, streaming services aren't cheap, and are typically offered as recurring monthly fees, which can add up quickly. Thankfully, if you&
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Artificial intelligence has moved from experimentation to expectation at a remarkable speed. What began not that long ago as isolated pilots is now being embedded across every industry, from highly regulated sectors like financial services to those closest to the human experience, such as healthcare and the arts. CEO of
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Early AI aspirations to deploy advanced AI tools to modernize the enterprise are bumping up against real gaps in the supporting role of what is increasingly being called “context” and human expertise. In 2026, context deserves quote marks because it is so widely used in different ways to basically characterize
