FellowNeko/Shutterstock Being able to restart an iPhone on your own terms is rather useful and sometimes necessary, but not having access to your power button for whatever reason can feel like having one of your arms tied behind your back. Fortunately, even if something has happened to the physical buttons on your device, iOS makes…
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gguy/Shutterstock Anthropic on Thursday announced plans to collect Claude chat data to train future versions of the AI chatbot, giving users the ability to choose whether to have their chats included in that training data. That’s the usual behavior for generative AI products like ChatGPT and Gemini. The chatbots are trained on lots of data…
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The Metropolitan Police’s use of live facial-recognition (LFR) technology is unlawful, according to UK equality watchdog, citing the need for deployments of the technology to be necessary, proportionate and respectful of human rights. John Kirkpatrick, chief executive of the Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC), acknowledged that while the tech could be used help to…
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We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Although Apple has been slightly more generous in the recent MacBook Pro models, the company is notorious for not providing enough ports in its Mac laptops. This results in folks struggling to connect multiple peripherals, displays, and storage devices to their MacBooks. Fortunately, MacBook docking…
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Ten days ago, the U.S. Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard said the UK government had agreed to withdraw its demand for Apple to offer a “back door” for its encryption data. However, a new document reveals that the UK government wanted access to even basic iCloud data. The Financial Times reported that although the U.S.…
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Photo Agency/Shutterstock On August 25, Elon Musk’s xAI filed a bombshell lawsuit against Apple and OpenAI. In broad strokes, the suit alleges that Apple’s 2024 deal with OpenAI to integrate ChatGPT into Siri violates antitrust law. The suit also claims that Apple has taken concrete steps to prevent rival AI apps like xAI’s Grok from…
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Fujitsu sponsored an annual event held by the National Federation of Subpostmasters (NFSP) just months before a High Court trial examined claims that its system wrecked the lives of subpostmasters. A document about the annual NFSP conference, which was held in Nottingham in February 2018, stated that Fujitsu was sponsoring an evening event during the…
Intel has a new ‘Gamer Days 2025’ promotion running until September 7thYou get Battlefield 6 for free with certain CPUs or prebuilt PCsThere are also some chunky discounts to be had with some CPUsIntel’s latest angle to try and shift more of its desktop processors is a promotion tied in with Battlefield 6.Wccftech reports that…
AMD’s Ryzen CPU burnouts have been an issue for some timeTeam Red has now clarified that this is a problem because some motherboards don’t run with AMD’s recommended valuesInstead they push too hard with power and voltage – and burnouts are still reported on a daily basisAMD has officially commented on the chip-destroying burnouts that…
Will Smith came under fire this week after he uploaded a short video to Instagram and YouTube Shorts showing the crowds at some of his recent concerts. Some fans quickly noticed inconsistencies in the clip that suggested Will Smith’s team might have used generative AI to make a fake video. TechCrunch and blogger Andy Baio have…
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