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Google's Circle to Search feature can tell you if an image was AI-generated

Google is bringing its AI-detecting feature to more of its products to make it easier for people to verify if something was generated or edited with AI. [...]

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Microsoft filing shows how it shifts profits around to reduce its European tax bill

A new mandatory compliance report released by Microsoft shows how it declares profits in different European nations to reduce its tax bill. [...]

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Breville's new espresso machine can brew coffee and steam milk at the same time – and it's eye-wateringly expensive

The Breville Oracle Dual Boiler is launching first in Australia, and is the company's priciest machine to date. [...]

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Lenovo’s 10th-gen Legion Pro 7i gaming laptop supports up to RTX 5090 graphics

Lenovo has a new series of updated Legion gaming laptops at CES 2025. The star of the show is the 10th-generation Legion Pro 7i. It supports up to an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090 Laptop GPU, thanks to its cooling system that enables up to 250W thermal design power (TDP). It also has an AI engine that dynamically adjusts CPU and GPU wattage for optimal performance.<br /> The 2025 Legion Pro 7i sup [...]

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Google signed the Pentagon’s classified AI deal and walked away from its drone swarm contest on the same day. The line it drew is not the one its employees asked for.

Google has signed a deal allowing the Pentagon to use its Gemini AI models for classified military work under terms that permit “any lawful government purpose,” the company confirmed on Tuesday, one day after more than 580 Google employees signed a letter urging CEO Sundar Pichai to refuse exactly this kind of arrangement. The agreement provides the […]<br /> This story continues at [...]

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OpenAI Sora is gone. The artists are still working.

Last September, when OpenAI quietly released the Sora 2 app to the public, the discourse around it was not quiet at all. Commentators who had spent months watching the model’s preview clips, the golden retriever bounding through autumn leaves, the Tokyo street scene that looked almost real, lined up to declare that something had shifted. […]<br /> This story continues at The Next Web [...]

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US‘s wind and solar will generate more power than coal in 2024

Utility-scale solar generation is up by over 30% amid future uncertainties. [...]

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macOS 26 beta preview: Spotlight's time to shine

I've learned not to expect much from macOS updates — not through sheer cynicism, but from the obvious reality that Apple pays far more attention to iOS and iPadOS than its desktop platform. I get it. macOS is a thing of the past, while smartphones and tablets are Apple's profitable present and future. But still, I think Mac users deserve more than just widgets, or the ability to merely [...]

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New MIT jobs report: Why AI's work impact will roll in like a rising tide, not a crashing wave

AI may be 'minimally sufficient' at most of your text work tasks by 2029, according to new MIT research. Here's why that's good news. [...]

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