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We Got Chatbots to Turn Over Personal Information. How to Keep Yours Safe
Developers can now debug and evaluate AI agents locally with Raindrop’s open source tool Workshop
I Drove Hyundai’s Hydrogen-Fueled Nexo. It’s Perfect, Just Not for the US
Microsoft Copilot Can Collect Data From Your Edge Browser Tabs to Get to Know You
Sweep, which measures carbon emissions through companies’ supply chains, raises $22M
Sweep has raised $22 million, as it sets out to enable large companies to lower their carbon footprints through big data insights.Read More
Spider-Man: No Way Home first review reactions are in, and it’s a winner – CNET
Tom Holland’s latest adventure marries the Marvel Cinematic with past Spider-Man films, but does it hang together?
Here’s the new Honda Civic Type R testing at Suzuka – Roadshow
We’ll see the new hatchback in 2022.
Oppo’s Air Glass offer a glimpse into a smart glasses future – CNET
Oppo has officially thrown its hat into the smart eyewear ring. Here’s our hands-on take on the Air Glass.
Continuous localization platform Lokalise raises $50M
Lokalise, a “continuous localization” platform used by companies such as Starbucks, has raised $50 million in a series B round of funding. Read More
Apple reportedly subject of Labor Dept. investigation – CNET
Probe comes amid increasing complaints about workplace conduct at the iPhone maker.
Pixel Watch rumors: Everything we’re expecting from Google’s first smartwatch – CNET
The Pixel Watch could provide a blueprint for what Google thinks Android smartwatches should be, similar to Pixel phones.
‘Less obvious’ uses of Log4j pose a major risk
The Log4Shell vulnerability will be difficult to detect and fix in many cases, as Apache Log4j is used unknowingly in many software products.Read More
Kaiser Permanente CDO on health care digital transformation
To help clinical teams derive intel from data, the company centered infrastructure in data marts and hosted analytics tools in the cloud.Read More
WhatsApp changes Last Seen feature, hides from strangers by default – CNET
The change should better protect users’ privacy from people they don’t know.