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Tired of finding new AI features enabled by default in your favorite apps? You're not alone. It's time to demand a shift from a frustrating 'opt-out' world to a user-respecting 'opt-in' standard.
A huge government tax credit for heat pumps just vanished, so you'd think sales would plummet, right? The actual numbers tell a completely different, and much more interesting, story.
Researchers have found a clever way to stop malicious AI hacking agents in their tracks. It's called 'context bombing,' and it works by tricking the AI into shutting itself down before it can do any harm.
Confused why you're hitting your Google Gemini API limits faster than before? Google recently changed how it counts usage. We'll break down exactly what's new and show you how to track it.
That health app you trust might be sharing your most private data. We're breaking down the latest on period tracker privacy, Russian infrastructure hacks, and what a shocking AI data breach reveals about how these tools are built.
If your feed is suddenly flooded with perimenopause content, you're not imagining it—the algorithm is targeting you. But a lot of the "advice" being sold online is oversimplified or just plain wrong.
San Francisco's City Attorney has had enough, sending cease-and-desist letters to Apple and Google. Here's why they're demanding the removal of 13 apps that create non-consensual explicit images of women and girls.
It's been a wild week in tech. A Chinese startup just released an AI model that could challenge OpenAI, while misinformation about women's health is running rampant online. Let's break down what's happening and why it matters.
It's been a rough few weeks for OpenAI. With Apple reportedly suing and a string of reputational hits, we're breaking down if the AI giant is losing its edge to competitors like Anthropic.
Ever heard of an AI built specifically to be a super-hacker? OpenAI just unveiled one. We're breaking down what GPT-Red is, plus a look at the surprising rise of heat pumps and other must-read tech news.
A new player, Thinking Machines Lab, just released a massive 975-billion-parameter open-source AI called Inkling. It's trained on video and audio, and it might just be the thing to shake up the AI world.
We think of AI as super-intelligent, but it's missing something fundamental that every baby has. The future of AI might not be in bigger data, but in copying the incredible learning architecture of a toddler.