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65% of execs can’t explain how their AI models make decisions, survey finds
According to a new survey conducted by FICO and Cornium, the majority of companies lack sufficient AI explainability tools.Read More
Wyze Night Light: Yet another new product from the startup, $20 for a 3-pack – CNET
The cost? 20 bucks for a pack of three.
Liftoff casual games report: Game marketers move to Android amid IDFA changes
Liftoff’s casual games report noted that game marketers are moving ad campaigns to Android amid Apple’s IDFA changes.Read More
Sonic the Hedgehog news is coming May 27
Sega has announced that it will giving the public a look at upcoming Sonic the Hedgehog projects on May 27.Read More
What we learned from the unusual final day of the Apple-Epic trial
Apple CEO Tim Cook gives cameras a peace sign on his way to court. | Nina Riggio/Bloomberg via Getty Images A debate summed up both sides’ arguments — and the…
Lego unveils World Map with whopping 11,695 pieces, most ever in a set – CNET
The globetrotting Lego Art set puts the whole world on your wall.
Horizon Forbidden West livestream will reveal first gameplay Thursday – CNET
The PS5 exclusive will be showcased in a State of Play stream.
Microsoft peps up Edge browser speed with sleeping tabs, startup boost – CNET
It’ll give computing priority to the tabs you’re actively using while pausing others in the background.
Tuesday’s top deals: $10 headlamp, $15 hair clipper, $24 mini massage gun, more – CNET
Plus: Save $64 on a 4K drone with 3-axis gimbal.
Microsoft unveils developer-focused Teams, Outlook, and Search updates
At its Build 2021 developer conference, Microsoft announced updates across its Teams, Outlook, Search, and Graph products.Read More