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Image Image At the AI at 70: What Must Remain Human? conference at Dartmouth, President Sian Leah Beilock, left, moderates a panel on how universities navigate AI’s toughest questions and what it takes to lead. The panelists were Roger Friedlander ’27; Kristen Ellis of the U.S. Department of Energy; Alastair Borthwick, Tuck ’93, executive vice…

Google Glass drew so much hostility after its 2013 debut that some bars and restaurants banned it. Meta’s Ray-Bans have sold far better, partly because they look like ordinary sunglasses — the same quality that troubles people who don’t want to be filmed.

OpenAI released GPT-6.1 Terra on Monday, Oct. 26. It is an AI model built for “computer use”: it looks at a screen, then clicks, types and moves between apps to finish a task for you. It is rolling out to paying ChatGPT subscribers now. On OpenAI’s own test of prompts designed to trip it up,…

Every app runs on iPhone Duo, but only some of them use the 7.6-inch inner display properly. The best iPhone Duo apps were rebuilt for the fold before the phone went on sale on 23 October 2026. Things 3 grows a sidebar of your lists, Fantastical shows calendars and tasks together, and Flighty turns the…

Apple has finally announced HomeView (not HomePad), its new multimedia hub for controlling smart homes. While it runs an iOS-based operating system, it isn’t exactly the same setup you have on your iPhone — although it looks quite familiar. Though on the app front, there’s a major limitation: the HomeView has no App Store. But…

Google AI Studio is Google’s free, browser-based workspace at aistudio.google.com where you test Gemini models, tune prompts, get a Gemini API key and build small apps. The free tier in Google AI Studio still lists Gemini 3.8 Flash as free of charge, while since 9 October 2026 the free Gemini app runs on Auto, which…