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How Boston Dynamics Got Its Atlas Humanoid Robot Fit for the World Cup
Texas Can Keep Enforcing Its Age Verification Law for Mobile Apps, Supreme Court Says
Even Your Summer Thermostat Temperature Has Become a Political Debate
Xbox Laying Off 3,200 and Dropping 4 Studios in ‘Reset’ of Microsoft’s Games Strategy
Apple iPhone Buried for 250 Years Probably Won’t Work, Report Says
Verizon’s Bringing Back That Landline Feeling With Its New Family Plan Feature
Instead of ringing your house, a shared phone number can ring up to five phones.
Gemini Nano Banana improves image editing consistency and control at scale for enterprises – but is not perfect
The long awaited image editing model nanobanana from Google, now renamed Gemini 2.5 Flash Image, has finally released to the public.Read More
Spotify Introduces In-App Messaging for Sharing Music Recommendations With Your Friends
Messaging will initially be available to Free and Premium subscribers in select markets.
Apple’s iPhone 17 Invites Are Out: Here’s What Could Come On Sept. 9
The invite teases an “Awe dropping” event.
Bambu Lab’s Latest 3D Printer Boasts Its Largest Print Space Yet
The H2S from Bambu Lab is the XL 3D printer that people have been asking for
Google’s New AI Image Model ‘Bananas’ Is Here: How to Edit Your Photos With Gemini
The new Gemini 2.5 Flash Image model, nicknamed “nano bananas” by eagle-eyed AI fans, is available in the Gemini app or in Adobe Express and Firefly.
AI Chatbots Are Inconsistent in Answering Questions About Suicide, New Study Finds
As millions of people engage with LLMs, experts are voicing growing concerns that AI tools could provide harmful mental health advice.
Today’s NYT Mini Crossword Answers for Tuesday, Aug. 26
Here are the answers for The New York Times Mini Crossword for Aug. 26.
This website lets you blind-test GPT-5 vs. GPT-4o—and the results may surprise you
Take this blind test to discover whether you truly prefer OpenAI’s GPT-5 or the older GPT-4o—without knowing which model you’re using.Read More
Senator castigates federal judiciary for ignoring “basic cybersecurity”
US Senator Ron Wyden accused the federal judiciary of “negligence and incompetence” following a recent hack, reportedly by hackers with ties to the Russian government, that exposed confidential court documents.…