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No matter how you feel about the iPhone Duo and its exorbitant $1,999 price, its existence proves that Apple has finally figured out how to make a foldable. And on a broader level, it also shows that Apple isn’t too proud to follow in the footsteps of Samsung and other Android phone makers. If that’s…

I’m at the five week mark working on Shipaton. This week is a small update as I test the app before submitting it for review.

The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) said the victim saw what appeared to be an AI-generated video featuring a well-known personality from the financial sector.

Reuters reported earlier this week that the agents hijacked a German wiki forum in an incident OpenAI did not disclose.

A federal court decided that “Twitter” was off-limits, but tweet and the bird logo were fair game.

It’s been a chastening couple of years for Sonos after the self-inflicted blow of an app update that was meant to improve discovery and send the app into the future – only for it to send the app into disarray, an issue that it a lot of time for Sonos to retrieve the situation.

MapQuest’s unlikely comeback just got even bigger. On Tuesday, the “OG” mapping application (and one that many thought no longer existed!) became the No. 1 overall app on the U.S. App Store, up from No. 8 on Monday.

If you were planning to get the streaming device, you may want to head to Amazon right now.

Nathaniel Michael Carrascois facing a third-degree felony charge after authorities say he used an artificial intelligence platform to generate detailed threats of a mass shooting directed at an elementary school. (PHOTO: Bexar County Sheriff’s Office)

Meta waved a white flag on Wednesday in a long-running battle over claims it used deceptive tactics to get teens addicted to social media, reaching a roughly $18 billion settlement agreement and pledging to make sweeping changes to Facebook and Instagram to address teen safety.