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I wore 5 different headphones across 8 flights - here's how each pair handled my stress tests

The airplane is the ultimate test for headphones and earbuds. I tried the top models so you don't have to. [...]

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This devious malware scans over 300 apps to build an AI profile telling hackers which victims to target

Malware started talking to their bosses, telling them where to strike next. [...]

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Moment CEO Dylan Parker reveals how it will allocate $78 million in new funding

Moment CEO Dylan Parker reveals how it will allocate $78 million in new funding [...]

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More Than Half of Teens Surveyed Use AI for Companionship. Why That's Not Ideal

A study by Common Sense Media showed many say they'd just as soon talk with AI as with humans, but the survey company recommends that "no one younger than 18 should use AI companions." [...]

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Why I stopped using 'Modern Standby' on my Windows laptop to save battery overnight

Putting your computer to sleep might not be the best way to preserve its battery. Here's why. [...]

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UK government will buy tech to boost AI sector in $130M growth push

Plan will offer guaranteed payments for British startups making AI hardware [...]

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Netflix tests language model as alternative to hand-built recommendation logic

Netflix pitted its years-old recommendation engine against an in-house language model called GenRec and says it got better results. Instead of relying on thousands of hand-crafted features, GenRec converts viewing behavior into plain text. Netflix itself calls it "an early but promising step."<br /> The article Netflix tests language model as alternative to hand-built recommendatio [...]

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How to add VPN to your TV

For decades, the legacy Hollywood studios have made money by slicing and dicing the licenses to their ever-growing vaults of movies and TV shows to as many channels and streamers as possible in as many countries and territories as you can count. That's why shows available on Max in one country might switch to Netflix in another, and disappear altogether in a third. And savvy viewers have long [...]

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FOMO is why enterprises pay for GPUs they don't use — and why prices keep climbing

Enterprises can't fix their GPU waste problem because the fix makes the problem worse. Releasing idle capacity would improve utilization, but the same shortage driving GPU prices up is exactly why no team will give capacity back. So the fleet sits at roughly 5%, billed by the hour, and the cycle tightens.That pressure — repeated across thousands of enterprises over the past two years — is [...]

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