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Anthropic cuts off the ability to use Claude subscriptions with OpenClaw and third-party AI agents
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Karpathy shares ‘LLM Knowledge Base’ architecture that bypasses RAG with an evolving markdown library maintained by AI
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T-Mobile announces widespread launch of consumer Home Internet service – CNET
The $60 per month service is finally ready to go.
T-Mobile’s new 5G initiative turns old tiered data plans into unlimited – CNET
The carrier is getting rid of shared data buckets and adding a new promo to get people to upgrade to 5G phones.
Sentien Audio: The next true wearable? – CNET
CNET’s Iyaz Akhtar tried out a prototype of the Sentien Audio headset, a pair of bone-conduction headphones designed to be worn all day.
Biden administration: Stricter fuel economy and emissions proposal coming by July – Roadshow
The proposal will erase the Trump administration’s relaxation of standards put in place just one year ago.
Pinterest wants to remind you to be kind online – CNET
The social media platform is releasing a new code and tools to moderate comments.
E3 is back and may help clean up the summer game mess
E3 is back to clean up the summer game mess. Can the event bring the industry back together like in the past?Read More
Samsung’s Galaxy A Series starts at $110 for 4G, $280 for 5G phone in the US – CNET
The company now has one of the cheapest 5G phones in the US with its Galaxy A32 5G.
Galaxy A32 vs. Galaxy A42 vs. Galaxy A52 vs. Galaxy S20 FE: Samsung’s 5G phones compared – CNET
A trio of 5G phones from Samsung’s latest Galaxy A lineup will arrive in the US this week. Here’s how they stack up against each other.
Tesla tries again to calm spying fears in China, promises EV cameras remain off – Roadshow
The Chinese military reportedly banned Tesla vehicles from entering sensitive installations.
Facebook cites scraping in 530-million-user data leak – CNET
Facebook claims they’ve closed a security hole which allowed malicious actors to cull user data through a 2019 app feature.