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Google Chrome is getting even smarter at reducing its memory usage

A new Probabilistic Memory Saver Mode is currently being tested, which could save memory more efficiently.

TechRadar

The latest Google phone promises to transform my children into perfect, smiling angels. Why would I want that?

I much prefer the fun and mess of unvarnished childhood snaps, says philosopher and writer Tom Whyman

The Guardian - UK

Google Pixel phones' seamless updates are finally shedding their snail-like pace

Google’s first Pixel phones were ahead of their time with seamless updates, but they took forever to install them. Now, Google is finally speeding things up.

Android Central

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Google's AI fantasy product generator could change the way we shop

Find that metallic puffer jacket you always dreamed of.

Creative Bloq

I canceled my Pixel 8 Pro pre-order last month — but can Black Friday sales make me change my mind?

The Google pixel 8 Pro is $200 off for Black Friday, but is that enough to justify and upgrade?

Tom’s Guide

India vs Australia: Google celebrates ICC World Cup Final day with a doodle

NEW DELHI: Like it has become a norm with Google celebrating all big events in various walks of life across the world, the search engine giant put up a doodle on Sunday to mark the day of the 2023 ICC World Cup final to be played between India and Australia…

The Times of India

AI just got its Steve Jobs moment

AI just got its Steve Jobs moment, as debates swirl between “accelerationists” and “doomers” over its threat to humanity.

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Who is Ilya Sutskever, the man at the center of OpenAI’s leadership shakeup—and why is he so worried about AI superintelligence going rogue?

The OpenAI chief scientist has been key to the company’s success—and is increasingly worried about AI safety.

Fortune

Google Calendar for the web gains Tasks view in full-screen mode

Google merged Reminders from Google Calendar and Google Assistant to Google Tasks to have a unified experience, which is getting even better now.

Android Central

What Elon Musk has said about Ilya Sutskever, the chief scientist at the center of OpenAI’s leadership upheaval

“The key moment was recruiting Ilya Sutskever” to OpenAI, Musk said of breaking his friendship with Google cofounder Larry Page.

Fortune

‘Shocking’ scale of UK government’s secret files on critics revealed

Dossiers were compiled by 15 departments after scouring social media activity to vet people invited to speak at official events

The Guardian - UK

Repairability is a phone feature that doesn't get enough love

Everyone loves to see an awesome camera and a fast processor, but being easy to repair is just as important.

Android Central

'Please regulate AI:' Artists push for U.S. copyright reforms but tech industry says not so fast

Country singers, romance novelists, video game artists and voice actors are appealing to the U.S. government for immediate relief from the threat that artificial intelligence poses to their livelihoods

The Independent UK

Black Friday is a smartwatch paradise, don't get duped by one of these outrageous knock-offs

Cheap knock-off smartwatches are all over Amazon, here's why you shouldn't buy one.

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Inverse

20 Years Ago, the Best Sci-Fi Saga of the Century Predicted a Terrifying New Technology

“We should absolutely be worried that we humans will not be able to control the advanced AI systems we create,” one expert tells Inverse.

The Hindu

Social media platforms to be summoned over deepfake issue

Government to meet social media platforms on deepfake issue; safe harbour immunity won't apply if adequate steps not taken. PM Modi cautions deepfakes can lead to crisis, urges media to raise awareness & educate people. Government to hold meeting in 3-4 days, platforms like Meta and Google to be called.

TechRadar

ICYMI: the week's 7 biggest tech stories, from iMessage shocks to Black Friday deals

Been a bit distracted by all of the early Black Friday deals? We've gathered the rest of the week's tech news to fill you in.

Tom’s Guide

I’ve been using Nothing’s new budget smartwatch for a week — here’s what you get for under $100

While not quite the transparent Nothing Watch I had hoped for, I’m really impressed with just how much the CMF Watch Pro can do and do well at that for the price.

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Fortune 500 And Bitcoin: Top Public Companies Embrace Crypto

The global cryptocurrency payments could grow at 18

Android Central

Easy password sharing arrives for Google Chrome Canary users, with limitations

Google is testing a new way to share passwords via the Password Manager tool for Chrome desktop users.

TechRadar

Google's AI plans hit a snag as it reportedly delays next-gen ChatGPT rival

In the midst of Google apparently pushing Gemini's launch to next year, the tech giant quietly adds two new features to its Bard AI.

Android Central

Gmail for Android may soon make it easier to unsubscribe from spam emails

It's been tipped off that the next iteration of Gmail for Android will include a new Unsubscribe button.

Android Central

Google's Play Store 'Cubes' appears to be a hub for app content

Google is seemingly working on a new "Cubes" app, which will help promote Play Store content discovery.

Fortune

Parents and therapists worried about teen social media addiction say Meta's lifelike, celebrity AI bots are exactly what you would design to keep kids hooked

Using the likenesses of Kendall Jenner, Tom Brady and 20-plus other mega-stars, Meta has created an army of AI bots available for friendship on WhatsApp, Instagram and Messenger.

TechRadar

Google blocks a zero-day flaw used to target government emails

The Google TAG team discovered a zero-day in Zimbra that allowed hackers to steal email data.

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