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Sam Altman indicates that AI has yet to experience its transformative moment akin to that of the iPhone.

Sam Altman states that the industry has been overly optimistic regarding AI timelines, as the economy has much more inertia than he had anticipated.

Dr. Dre states that only those who find it difficult to be creative are fearful of AI.

In an interview with Jimmy Iovine for the New York Times, Dr. Dre stated that he utilizes AI in music production and does not consider it a threat.

How Google, Microsoft, and OpenAI have influenced the educational content for children in the US.

An investigation by Natasha Singer for the New York Times reveals that Big Tech's presence in schools extends beyond just devices, as discussed in her new book.

The 28-year dispute regarding the ownership of Linux is approaching its conclusion.

According to The Register, a US appeals court has upheld the dismissal of the final claim regarding the ownership of Linux. This dispute originated in 1998.

Cooling with solid-state technology may hold the key to quicker AI laptops.

Memory bandwidth, rather than processing power, is increasingly the primary limitation for AI laptops. A recent white paper examines the reasons why fan-based cooling is inadequate and how solid-state cooling might take its place.

Your Pixel 11 Pro has just received its own AI tech support assistant.

A new Labs feature named Device help is transforming Gemini on the Pixel 11 Pro into a conversational tool for troubleshooting settings, battery, and storage issues.

Threads aims to simplify podcast comprehension by providing transcripts.

Threads is experimenting with automatic transcriptions for podcasts, enabling users to follow along with audio clips, even if their sound is muted.

CD Projekt Red is gearing up for an accelerated development of The Witcher 4, targeting a release in 2028.

CD Projekt Red has announced that The Witcher 4 is set to release in a 2028 timeframe, while The Witcher 3 will make a return next year with the upcoming Songs of the Past expansion.

CD Projekt Red is intensifying development on The Witcher 4, which is targeted for release in 2028.

CD Projekt Red has announced that The Witcher 4 is expected to be released in 2028, while The Witcher 3 will first make a comeback with the new Songs of the Past expansion next year.

iOS 27 Beta 7 has been released, Beta 8 is on the way, and Apple’s autumn software is almost complete.

Today, iOS 27 beta 7 was released, along with updates for iPadOS, macOS, tvOS, watchOS, and visionOS, primarily aimed at addressing bugs at this stage of the development cycle.

iOS 27 Beta 7 has been released, with Beta 8 upcoming, and Apple’s fall software is almost prepared.

Today, iOS 27 beta 7 was released, accompanied by updates for iPadOS, macOS, tvOS, watchOS, and visionOS, primarily aimed at addressing bugs at this stage of the development cycle.

Your ESPN bill is set to increase, and the bundles for Disney+ and Hulu are not immune to this change either.

Starting September 17th, the price of ESPN Select will increase to $13.99 per month, and Unlimited will rise to $31.99, alongside several bundles for Disney Plus and Hulu also seeing price hikes.

Your ESPN charges are set to increase, and the bundles for Disney+ and Hulu are also at risk.

Starting September 17th, ESPN Select will increase to $13.99 per month, while Unlimited will rise to $31.99, along with several Disney Plus and Hulu bundles also experiencing price hikes.

Apple's latest AI shopping assistant is capable of assisting you in selecting your next iPhone or Mac.

Apple's AI-driven virtual shopping assistant is subtly emerging in the Apple Store app for a limited number of iPhone users, enabling them to verify trade-in values, compare products, and receive assistance with purchases.

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