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Now Trump says he's creating an AI Force
The president said he will soon announce an "AI czar" to run this newly made-up agency.
Trump announces plans to create an "AI Force"
Trump announced plans for an "AI Force" and a new AI czar, modeled on his creation of the Space Force.
Trump opens poll to rename AI. Options include Extreme and Supreme Intelligence.
President Trump posted on social media that AI should be renamed.
Anthropic picks Accenture for third-party AI safety evaluations
This move represents the first step in the CEO's plan to slow down AI development.
Why buy a streaming device when you have a smart TV?
Many modern TVs can stream apps like Netflix and Prime. But you may want to get a streaming device too.
You can use DeX on the Galaxy Z Fold 8's inner screen with this trick
Samsung's DeX lets you plug in your Samsung Galaxy device into a monitor or TV to create a PC-like experience. Now, it can launch directly on your phone.
Why is your iPad not charging (and how to fix it)
You probably don't think about your iPad charging until it runs into trouble. When plugging it in doesn't work, you'll need to check its port and charger.
FBI warned ICE agents of fake tradwife dating profiles
FBI sent a memo earlier this year warning ICE agents about women apparently trying to dox them on dating apps.
Trump treads further on free speech with new journalist bans
On Friday, the president threatened to ban CNN, MS Now, and Politico from the White House. It could have just been another one of his Truth Social fever dreams,...
California governor wants to implement a kill switch for frontier AI models
Newsom's executive order calls for an expert panel to develop new AI safety measures.
How to switch between two phones on CarPlay
When using Apple's CarPlay, it will automatically connect to the first iPhone it was paired with. Here's how to get it to connect to a different device.
Here's why some monitors have two USB ports (and the best ways to use them)
These ports are often part of a built-in USB hub, letting you keep desk accessories connected to the monitor instead of occupying ports on your computer.