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Anthropic launches Claude Tag, replacing its Slack app with a persistent AI teammate that learns, monitors and works autonomously
What Are You Reading This Summer? I’ve Asked the CNET Team and Many Are on Sale During Prime Day
Microsoft Adds 8GB Configs to Drop Starting Price of Surface Pro and Surface Laptop
A proof of concept forgives a fragile data path. Operational AI does not.
I Got a First Look at Blueair’s First Handheld Fan. Here’s Where It Blows Me Away
Chrome 92 blocks phishing attacks faster and gets 3 other security protections – CNET
Phishing attacks are a major security risk, but blocking them is 50 times faster in Google’s latest browser release.
Venmo removes global payments feed in app redesign – CNET
You’ll no longer be able to see payments between people you don’t know.
Jeff Bezos’ launch memes: Is that a rocket? Or are you just happy to see me? – CNET
Jokes about the Amazon billionaire’s launch focus on the shape of his ship. Warning: Quips about private parts ahead.
Mobileye begins testing autonomous cars in New York – Roadshow
The company is the only one to hold a permit for testing self-driving cars in all of NYC’s boroughs.
Amazon ending on-site COVID testing at US warehouses – CNET
The company plans to start ramping down testing by next Friday.
2022 VW Passat pays homage to its birthplace – Roadshow
The Final Edition has a bunch of Tennessee-specific touches.
Jensen Huang: Racism is one flywheel we must stop
Jensen Huang, CEO of Nvidia, made a rare comment beyond Nvidia’s business matters: “Racism is one flywheel we must stop.”Read More
Final Fantasy XIV details plan to handle the surge of new players
Final Fantasy XIV producer Naoki Yoshida posted an online letter today detailing the MMO’s plans to address the recent influx of new players.Read More
Toyota Prius C lives on in Japan as next-generation Aqua hybrid launches – Roadshow
It’s more efficient than ever and chock-full of the latest technology for frugal Japanese drivers.
Chinese cars aren’t coming to America via HAAH as firm files for bankruptcy – Roadshow
HAAH wanted to launch Vantas and T-GO as new brands for US dealers with help from China’s Chery Automobile Company. That dream’s now dead.