Study shows how often people can identify AI-generated voices
Not as often as you might think
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The Witcher producer blames its falling viewership and simplified plot on Americans
And young social media users
Street Fighter 6 tournament livestream host accidentally left his Chun-Li "nude mod" on during a match
Flesh-colored catsuit? Me-ow!
MrBeast sues ghost kitchen partner over unacceptable burgers
Consistency is everything in the food service industry
Evolution of GenAI tools for business: Challenges remain for generative AI
Are "prompt engineers" a new job category thanks to GenAI tools?
Elon Musk's X Corp sues anti-hate group that says Twitter is toxic
X claims the group is funded by Twitter competitors or foreign governments
8BitDo enters the mechanical keyboard market with an NES homage
87 keys with Kalih Box switches and two gigantic "super buttons" for $100
Russia's propaganda finds a home in Minecraft, Roblox, and other games
A real-world conflict seeps into the virtual realms
How an Apple AirTag and Twitter saved a cyclist's $8,000 bike
Why you should use trackers in your luggage
There's just one month left to claim your share of Meta's $725 million settlement, here's how
Cambridge Analytica is still haunting Meta
Study uncovers surprising facts on how businesses are using generative AI
88% of US companies that participated in the survey are already employing generative AI tools
Tron aficionado rescues extremely rare working arcade game his neighbor almost threw out
Hitting the lottery: A Chicago man recently stumbled upon a video game discovery that was nothing short of hitting the lottery in terms of the odds and coincidences surrounding the find. The item was a rare arcade game from 1983. The classic cabinet-style quarter-thief is worth well over $10,000, but he has no plans of selling it, partly because of the story behind this incredible find.
Hybrid is the happy work model
Is the reality of remote work all that it's cracked up to be?
Big Tech coalition challenges Google and Apple's monopoly on maps
Overture Maps Foundation's first open map dataset is ready for developers
Witnesses testify under oath during congressional hearing on UFOs
No gun, but lots of smoke
Samsung's latest Galaxy Fold and Galaxy Flip phones want to break out to the mainstream
Are foldables finally ready to reach their potential?
You can now buy these ultra-rare Apple sneakers for $50,000
Over 30 years old and almost like new
Call the Darwin Award Committee: People are now eating Borax for attention
Please don't eat the soap
Are AI news anchors threatening jobs? Fears rise with new broadcasting trend in India
They never tire and can work 24/7, just like the Terminator
Goodbye to Graphics: How GPUs Came to Dominate Compute and AI
The days when GPUs were only used for graphics rendering in games are long gone. Join us as we look at how the processor became the dominant chip in compute and AI.
Oppenheimer's 70mm IMAX release requires a Palm PDA emulator to do its cinema magic
The "highest quality imaging format ever devised"
Sam Altman's Worldcoin expands iris-scanning crypto network globally, but not in the US
The US is excluded due to regulatory issues