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Anthropic introduces “dreaming,” a system that lets AI agents learn from their own mistakes
TikTok’s AI Overviews Probably Thinks This Story Is a Blueberry
California tech company Cloudflare to lay off more than 1,000 workers, cites AI
Huawei’s iPad Pro Rival Looks Amazing, but You Might Not Be Able to Get It
Foxconn to buy Lordstown Motors’ plant, may help build Endurance pickup – Roadshow
Though it may be a long time before the Endurance is actually ready for production, if the two sides agree to something.
World of Warcraft plans to wrap up Shadowlands in next update
World of Warcraft gave players the first details for its next major patch, 9.2, which will be the final part of the Shadowlands expansion.Read More
You can now download Twitch on the Nintendo Switch
The Nintendo Switch gets a new, much-needed entertainment app with the addition of Twitch to the eShop, though the app is limited.Read More
Samsung Galaxy Book Odyssey, Galaxy Book Pro 360 5G now available, start at $1,400 – CNET
Whether you’re looking for gaming performance or mobility, these new models have you covered.
Anker’s new $8 accessory adds MagSafe to ordinary iPhone 12 and 13 cases – CNET
The Anker 310 Magnetic Ring is an stick-on accessory that turns regular iPhone cases into MagSafe-compatible cases.
The Chevy Corvette Z06 GT3 R aims to bring the race car to everyone – Roadshow
Any private team will be able to buy a turn-key race car kitted out for a variety of GT3 championships.
Facebook is quietly buying up the metaverse
Photo Illustration by Pavlo Gonchar/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images Can Mark Zuckerberg M&A a new monopoly? Of the many complaints about Facebook, one comes through consistently: It’s just too big.…
Fatal Attraction being made into series ‘through the lens of modern attitudes’ – CNET
Lizzy Caplan will star in the role of an unhinged woman originated by Glenn Close.
Twitter Blue: What to know about the subscription and features, including undo tweets – CNET
The new, paid version of Twitter allows you to make changes to published tweets, read ad-free news on popular sites, upload longer videos and more.