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Everyone from Bill Gates to the Pope has issued warnings about artificial intelligence. Some former AI engineers have predicted it will cause the end of humanity.

When you sign up for a new internet plan, your ISP will also want you to add its gateway (usually a modem and router combo) to the deal. While this might be included, historically it’s been posed as a rental, costing anywhere from $10 to $20 on top of your monthly bill. The company poses…

Leaving water in your irrigation system over winter is a fast way to ruin expensive plumbing. As trapped water freezes, it expands, snapping underground PVC pipes, shattering valve manifolds, and cracking exposed backflow assemblies. Fixing freeze damage in the spring often requires tearing up your lawn and paying hefty repair bills.

Generative artificial intelligence should not hold a place in general higher education. In an era where one-third of the U.S. stock market is owned by corporations heavily invested in AI, the push for the use of this technology has been ubiquitous. Even some at this paper have fallen to this corporate narrative, with The Cavalier…

The most common mistake you should avoid when using foldable phones is dropping them. But that’s common knowledge and doesn’t make for a very exciting discussion. You’re probably thinking about the inside foldable screen, where the most common way to damage it is closing it on something that shouldn’t be there. Samsung’s foldable care page warns…

Putting a screen protector on expensive electronics is second nature for any experienced technology user, and in almost all cases is the smart choice for your device. Considering how much a new MacBook costs, it’s a natural assumption that this same logic would apply. However, putting a screen protector on your MacBook can actually do…

One AirPod not working is stranger than both earbuds malfunctioning, but it’s a fixable problem nonetheless.

If you’re interested in robotics as a real business, not just a fancy, broad, science fiction-esque idea, I don’t think investors need Tesla(NASDAQ: TSLA) to get that exposure during the next few years.

Pope Leo XIV on Monday warned concerns about artificial intelligence “should be taken seriously” but added he was not in “panic mode”.

With shadow AI, the use of unsanctioned AI tools in the enterprise, employees are often looking for quick fixes for work tasks or help with meeting transcripts.