Trump’s bid to keep CNN, Politico, and MS NOW out of the White House has hit a snag
President Donald Trump announced the ban last week, accusing the outlets of publishing false reporting.
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Instinct's founder says the viral AI agent's hallucinations can spit out what looks like a stranger's data
Shinn said his team is fixing hallucinations, after a user reported Instinct telling them a photo they never sent had "crossed into" their chat.
Sofia Coppola says she knows a project is worth making when it scares her
Even with years of experience, Sofia Coppola says the uncertainty of making a movie never goes away.
Brian Chesky says AI helped him solve a problem many CEOs face: not knowing ‘what the hell's going on in our companies’
Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky said he used AI to build a "brain" that lets him track what's happening inside the company while cutting his meetings in half.
Drones took 2 nights to lay a minefield that would have taken troops 2 weeks: Ukrainian corps
The Third Army Corps said it laid minefields about a quarter-mile deep in Donetsk, where its forces have launched an offensive near the city of Lyman.
Oops. OpenAI's bot hacked an Australian government website.
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said he spoke with OpenAI CEO Sam Altman to express Australia's "extreme concern" about the incident.
Meta beat OpenAI to the punch on announcing an AI gadget
At Connect, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg unveils Charm, an AI device featuring its viral agent Muse. It could rival OpenAI's hardware projects.
The 10 biggest announcements from Meta Connect
Meta is launching VR glasses, more "immersive programming," and more styles of smart glasses than ever before.
Scott Bessent says the US and China are giving their trade truce 2 more months
Bessent said the US and China extended their trade truce to January 10, giving both sides more time to pursue a broader deal.
Meta's camera-free AI glasses look like regular Ray Bans
For those who don't want to be accused of wearing "creep glasses," Meta's $349 audio-only Ray-Bans offer AI features and a more normal appearance.
I tried Meta's new $1,300 VR Glasses. They might be good for watching a movie — but I'm not sure what else.
Meta's new $1,300 VR Glasses seem like they'd be good for watching a movie. I tried them. I'm stumped what else I'd use them for.
Meta is bringing its Muse AI agent to its glasses
Meta is putting its fast-rising Muse AI agent into smart glasses, betting users will want an always-on assistant for daily tasks.