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Adobe's Bluesky rejection proves the brand is woefully out of touch with its users

It was instantly bullied off the social media site.

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Princess Beatrice just wore the maxi dress I've got my eye on for summer occasions - and she styled it with comfy Zara flats

She took style tips from Kate Middleton, choosing chic French brand Sezane

Woman & Home

10 Major AI Companies You Should Know

These 10 companies are at the cutting edge of the AI revolution. Here's how they're driving innovation and leading the biggest buildout in human history.

Kiplinger

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The big idea: will sci-fi end up destroying the world?

Skewed interpretations of classic works are feeding the dark visions of tech moguls, from Musk to Thiel

The Guardian - UK

Astro is Wix's new AI tool, and it's going to change the way you work

It may not be ground-breaking, but you want an easier workflow, right?

Creative Bloq

Ambedkar Jayanti reality check: From parliament to pop culture, India stays Savarna-owned

We all have heard this oft-repeated phrase: “India is the biggest democracy in the world.” But scratch beneath the surface, and you’ll find it resembles less a republic and more a fiefdom – run by a handful of upper-caste, upper-class Indians who, although numerically a minority, continue to dominate nearly…

Newslaundry

Sam Altman predicts agentic AI "clicking around the Internet" — If you trust it not to empty your bank account or delete data

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman claims as the world embraces AI, we'll get systems clicking around the Internet, but trust and safety remain paramount.

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Sam Altman says GPT-4 "kind of sucks" as OpenAI discontinues its model for the "magical" GPT-4o in ChatGPT

OpenAI is retiring GPT-4 for GPT-4o on April 30, 2025. However, the AI model will remain available via the company's API.

Windows Central

AMD's latest ROCm 6.4 release continues to lack RDNA 4 support

Over a month has passed since the Radeon RX 9000 GPUs launched, and ROCm support is still absent.

Tom’s Hardware

I tried the new viral AI tool that turns your photos into blockbuster movie clips — here's how to do it

Higgsfield lets you customize your images into action-packed video clips

Tom’s Guide

Sony’s 2025 TVs take cinematic presentation seriously — but their premium prices have me worried

Sony's new TVs leave the fancy buzzwords at the door in favor of raw performance, but pricing might be their fly in the proverbial ointment.

Tom’s Guide

The AI Doctor Coming to Read Your Test Results

There’s big opportunity for AI tools that analyze CAT scans, MRIs and other medical images. But there are also big challenges that human clinicians and tech companies will have to overcome.

Kiplinger

I can't decide if this surprising solution to smartphone addiction would be life-changing or just frustrating

Would you turn your phone case the other way around?

Creative Bloq

DuckDuckGo's new AI Search offers a crucial advantage over Google

DuckDuckGo's AI Search distinguishes itself by steadfastly prioritizing user privacy without sacrificing powerful functionality.

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These digital artists have made progress in the fight against unethical AI

Two years after generative AI forced its way into the mainstream, Tanya Combrinck looks at the advances activists have made protecting their rights

The Guardian - UK

Surveillance is in, perks out. Bosses have dropped their masks, but gen Z is fighting back

Employees are choosing to opt out of a new era of corporate malignity, epitomised by Elon Musk

Tom’s Guide

I replaced Photoshop with ChatGPT’s new AI image generator — here’s what happened

Since ChatGPT lets you create and edit photos, is it time to ditch Photoshop?

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Inside Apple’s AI struggles: Budget cuts, delays, and a stalled Siri upgrade

AI seems to be a weak point for Apple.

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The Guardian - UK

Make America make again? Trump’s tariffs will only be manufacturing pipe dreams

The president’s gambit to bring the production of goods such as iPhones back to the US ignores huge supply chain complexities

MusicRadar

YouTube just added AI tools that makes musicians, library music and video editors redundant

Just in case you were wondering which side of the fence Google falls on in the ‘AI Versus Music’ debate. Answer: It bloody loves it

Inverse

21 Years Later, One Netflix Episode Just Flipped a Classic Sci-Fi Premise

How does memory really work? In one new episode of 'Black Mirror,' an idea from 'Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind' is revisited, with a twist.

Tom’s Guide

These are the 5 Gemini features you're not using — but should be

While you might be familiar with the basics, Google has released a suite of advanced features to help boost workflow and unlock new possibilities.

Golf Monthly

I Asked AI To Predict The Top-10 Finishers At The Masters...

AI has already helped me to pick the outright winner of The Masters, so I decided to task it with finding some top-10 finish picks in time for the weekend...

AAP

Deluged by data? This show makes art from the noise

Signal to Noise at the National Communication Museum shows it's possible to make art from a flood of technological information - and swim in it.

Windows Central

OpenAI is reportedly prioritizing shiny products over safety processes (again) — yet there's a 99.999999% probability AI will spell inevitable doom to humanity

A new report suggests OpenAI has slashed the time allocated to safety procedures and testing flagship AI models with the safety division being given a few days to conduct evaluations on the models.

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