Microsoft unveils next-gen AI solutions to boost frontline productivity amid labor challenges
Microsoft aims to enhance the efficiency of frontline service professionals through Copilot integrated into Dynamics 365 Field Service.Read More
White House launches AI Cyber Challenge to test how top AI models protect software
Today the Biden-Harris Administration launched a two-year competition that uses AI to protect the U.S.’s most critical software.Read More
Hands-On With Insta360 X3 and Invisible Dive Case – CNET
Insta360’s new Invisible Dive Case allows for a full 360-degree view and an invisible selfie stick underwater for the first time.
Dishing on generative AI with GamesBeat’s Dean Takahashi | The AI Beat
I took a beat (pun intended) to dish a little bit with my colleague, GamesBeat leader Dean Takahashi, about the current era of generative AI.Read More
The Best Back-to-School Appliances and Devices – CNET
Whether you’re moving into your freshman dorm or senior year apartment, here are the essential back-to-school appliances and devices.
LG Knocks Up to $299 Off Its Convenient CordZero Stick Vacuums – CNET
If you’re looking for an easier way to keep your house clean, grab one of these lightweight and convenient LG vacuums while they’re hundreds off.
iPhone 14 Owners Can Take 50% Off a New Case From Case-Mate – CNET
Upgrade your phone case for half price — including MagSafe options — with this CNET-exclusive deal.
Timberline Solar Shingles, Jumper Modules Recalled By GAF Energy for Fire Hazard – CNET
The company says 80% of the needed repairs and replacements are already done. Here’s what you need to know.
Next-gen OSDP was supposed to make it harder to break in to secure facilities. It failed.
Enlarge (credit: Getty Images) Researchers have discovered a suite of vulnerabilities that largely break a next-generation protocol that was designed to prevent the hacking of access control systems used at…
How we host Ars, the finale and the 64-bit future
Enlarge (credit: Aurich Lawson | Getty Images) Greetings, dear readers, and congratulations—we’ve reached the end of our four-part series on how Ars Technica is hosted in the cloud, and it…