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‘You don’t cook a Thanksgiving turkey in the microwave’: Pentagon confirms Department of Defense will use Google Gemini for ‘classified projects’ – US military to expand AI vendors as ‘overreliance on one vendor is never a good thing’
Google's Gemini joins OpenAI's ChatGPT as AI models being leveraged by the Department of Defense for warfighting capabilities.
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AWS and OpenAI confirm cloud partnership — a day after ChatGPT maker ended its Microsoft exclusivity
AWS is already a big investor in OpenAI – Amazon Bedrock now gets access to more models after Microsoft loses exclusivity.
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Apple removes AdGuard’s TrustTunnel from Russian App Store amid censorship push
AdGuard's TrustTunnel app lacks built-in bypass features but was still targeted by regulators. Here's all we know.
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This $30 Subscription Will Bring AI Into Your Business
Tap into the power of OpenAI, Meta, Midjourney, and additional powerful AI models with 1min.AI.
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Best Smart Glasses in 2026: Wait for Google
Meta has a ton of smart glasses, and tethered display glasses from Viture and Xreal are impressive, too. Here’s a quick guide to help you sort through the options, but Google's on deck soon too.
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'We should be interested in what these people are like and how they behave': these AI slop-pooping robot dogs with the heads of Musk and Bezos by the artist Beeple can be seen in a Berlin museum — and they pose nuanced questions about tech ethics
Meet the AI slop-pooping robot dogs ready for a hearty discussion on AI ethics and bias
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These 'ridiculously good wireless earbuds' are now just £15 at Amazon
The JLab Go Air Pop are incredibly cheap while still offering all the features you need, and right now, they're even cheaper at Amazon.
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Waymo Eyes Portland for Robotaxi Expansion, With Testing Already Underway
You may soon see the self-driving robotaxis in Oregon's City of Roses.
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Shark's SilkiPro Straight made my curly hair shine bright –I just wish it was easier to use
The Shark SilkiPro Straight costs less than its rivals, includes more in the box, and delivers impressive results, albeit with a few caveats.
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Evolving observability architecture for cloud-scale event data
Why modern observability systems fail during incidents, and how new architectures fix them.
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How to watch 60 Minutes Australia online from anywhere outside Australia
Sarah Abo is back for more scintillating investigative work with the latest edition of 60 Minutes Australia — here's how to watch
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'Claude can't replace taste or imagination, but it can open up new ways of working': Anthropic signs up Adobe, Blender and more to push Claude into creative work
The latest round of connectors Anthropic is adding to Claude are for the creative industry – including a major Adobe one.
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‘Safer, smarter, and more connected’: Apple’s Vision Pro used in world-first VR-assisted surgery, and it could be the future of medicine
Apple’s Vision Pro headset has been used in hundreds of surgeries over the past year.
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Best iPad of 2026: How to Choose, and Should You Wait?
CNET experts list the best iPads that suit your needs.
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iPad Pro M5 Review: Closer Than Ever to the Future Mac
With iPadOS 26 and a faster processor, Apple's best iPad is almost my everyday computer now, but casual users should save their money.
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What is the release date for Monarch: Legacy of Monsters season 2 episode 10 on Apple TV?
It's season 2 finale week for Apple's Monsterverse TV show — find out when you can watch it with our help.
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Why Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth feels right at home on Nintendo Switch 2
Despite Rebirth’s larger scale compared to the first game in Square Enix’s remake trilogy, very few compromises were made for the port to Nintendo’s latest hybrid console.
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'The creatives are about to become more powerful than anyone expected': Freepik's relaunch marks a wider industry shift to all-in-one AI-driven content creator software — and lowering the barrier of creativity means beginners have never had it so good
CEO heralds the "no-collar economy" as rebranded creative platform hits $230 million in annual recurring revenue.
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Adorama kicks off massive Nikon sale — including record-low prices on the Z6 III and my favorite camera from last year
Adorama has just launched a massive sale on Nikon cameras and lenses, including up to $900 off.
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'An unauthorized actor accessed certain Vimeo user and customer data': Vimeo confirms security incident, blames attack on Anodot breach
Vimeo did not say how many people were affected, but confirmed that payment data is secure.
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