NordicTrack’s $5,000 Smart Pilates Reformer Completely Won Me Over
You can now own the NordicTrack Ultra 1 Reformer and never pay for a Pilates class again.
Judge approves Anthropic’s $1.5-billion settlement with authors
A U.S. judge approved the $1.5-billion settlement Anthropic agreed to pay authors whose pirated books it used to train its chatbot Claude.
The credential that let OpenAI’s agents into Hugging Face exists in most enterprises right now
When Hugging Face got hit last week, co-founder Clement Delangue suspected a frontier lab, given the agent’s sophistication. He was right. Delangue said on X that after a day working…
I Test-Drove Substack’s New AI Detection Tool, and It Mostly Worked
The publishing platform has integrated Pangram to look for AI.
Tesla Can’t Avoid Recall Fix for Cars With Overly Bright Headlights
The company will need to issue a fix for nearly 20,000 vehicles.
Jimothy, the Viral Raccoon, Scurries Across Your Screen in Google Animation
The short-spined critter also has a bobblehead, art contest, police sketch and recently won a race at a Seattle Mariners game.
Samsung’s Foldables Got Pricier. The RAM Shortage Is Part of the Bill
Here’s a breakdown of what the new devices will cost you.
Today’s NYT Strands Hints, Answers and Help for July 23 #872
Here are hints and answers for the NYT Strands puzzle No. 872 for Thursday, July 23
Inflection AI returns to consumer market with Pi Journeys after Microsoft upheaval
Inflection AI, the Palo Alto startup that two years ago became Silicon Valley’s most famous cautionary tale about the brutal economics of frontier AI, announced Tuesday that it is returning…
AI agents aren’t confidently wrong because of bad context — they’re wrong because of bad data engineering
You spend weeks tuning an AI chatbot. Answers are accurate. Stakeholders sign off, and you ship it. Three months later, the system is confidently wrong about a third of what…