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Google is putting people at risk of harm by downplaying safety warnings that its AI-generated medical advice may…
I let Gemini plan my weekend, and it did a better job than Google Maps
For the first time in years, I went away for the February long weekend. In Canada, we celebrated…
This Pharma Giant Is Using AI to Dominate Drug Discovery
There’s no denying modern-day artificial intelligence (AI) is doing some pretty cool stuff. But, to say it’s been…
Stellar Blade Might Appear on Other Platforms
Such a move is not surprising: Xbox started the process of eliminating its exclusives a couple of years…
New Galaxy S26 teaser shows how Privacy Display fights shoulder surfers
TL;DR Samsung has posted a new Galaxy S26 series teaser video, showing off the Privacy Display feature. The…
Rampant AI demand for memory is fueling a growing chip crisis
A growing procession of tech industry leaders including Elon Musk and Tim Cook are warning about a global…
Electronic Arts Reveals Season 2 Changes Including Progression Tweaks Along With Movement Updates, and More; Details Here
Battlefield 6 is gearing up for its second season, and Electronic Arts has revealed key updates coming with…
The Motorola Razr FIFA World Cup 2026 Edition was literally just unveiled, and Verizon is already giving them away
The themed 2026 FIFA World Cup Motorola Razr was just unveiled last week, but you don’t have to…
Can artificial intelligence legally be an inventor?
Stephen Thaler is seeking a patent for a new type of food container. Photo: RNZ An American computer…
Stylish Lenovo Legion RTX 5060 Ti, 7-265F gaming PC crashes under $1,300 in Amazon Presidents’ Day deal
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Request Your AfriGO Card In-App with PalmPay Nigeria
PalmPay has launched in-app requests for AfriGO cards, enabling users to apply for the national domestic payment card…
The Replacement Fallacy | Psychology Today
There is a particular kind of madness that only highly intelligent civilizations can achieve: the capacity to be…