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TVs Are Getting Brighter, We Tested Them: Here’s Why That’s Important
‘The Boys’ Just Sorta Dropped a ‘Supernatural’ Reunion Episode, and It Was Super Messy
F1 Is One of the Loudest Sports on Earth. Here’s How to Protect Your Hearing at the Miami Grand Prix
Google Moves Forward With Pentagon AI Deal Despite Employee Pushback
Today’s NYT Mini Crossword Answers for Wednesday, April 29
TVs Are Getting Brighter, We Tested Them: Here’s Why That’s Important
The brightness levels of TVs are now at scorching levels, and in this CNET Labs Exclusive, we ask, ‘Is this the only thing that makes them good?’
‘The Boys’ Just Sorta Dropped a ‘Supernatural’ Reunion Episode, and It Was Super Messy
The family business is dead.
F1 Is One of the Loudest Sports on Earth. Here’s How to Protect Your Hearing at the Miami Grand Prix
This is how McLaren protects its team and what experts want F1 fans to know before race day.
Google Moves Forward With Pentagon AI Deal Despite Employee Pushback
More than 600 Google employees urge Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai not to make the company’s AI systems available for classified military work.
Today’s NYT Mini Crossword Answers for Wednesday, April 29
Here are the answers for The New York Times Mini Crossword for April 29
The World’s Smallest Wellness Wearable, Smart Earrings, Just Launched on Kickstarter
Over $800,000 has already been raised, which is more than 80 times the Lumia 2’s original goal.
How to build custom reasoning agents with a fraction of the compute
Training AI reasoning models demands resources that most enterprise teams do not have. Engineering teams are often forced to choose between distilling knowledge from large, expensive models or relying on…
American AI startup Poolside launches free, high-performing open model Laguna XS.2 for local agentic coding
The AI race lately has felt a bit like a game of tennis: first, Anthropic releases a new, pricey state-of-the-art proprietary model for general users (Claude Opus 4.7), then, a…
Supreme Court Weighs Arguments Over How Police Request Location Data to Solve Crimes
“Geofence warrants,” sometimes known as reverse location searches, are increasingly controversial for sweeping up information on any device that happened to be in the vicinity of a crime.
Google Celebrates 20 Years of Translate With a New Pronunciation Feature
Google’s new AI-powered language tool can give you real-time feedback by analyzing speech and correcting your pronunciation.