HeyJaredAlex Blake
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 30, 2026
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The retro Casio smartwatch that sold out in Japan has just hit US shelves — the $65 F-B100W has step counting, Bluetooth and is the ‘most fun’ watch of 2026 (opens the original)
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Not every smartwatch needs to come with an overwhelming array of bells and whistles — sometimes, a simple digital timepiece with a few handy extras is all you need. That’s the case with the Casio F-B100W, and after selling well in Japan, this retro-themed ticker has finally gone on sale in the US. As spotted by Notebookcheck, the F-B100W is listed for $64.95 on Casio’s website. It’s available in three colors: black with blue highlights (the F-B100W-1A), the all-black F-B100W-1B, and the green F-
‘You gotta never do that again’: Meta’s Muse AI gave out a YouTuber’s home address without permission — then a stranger showed up (opens the original)
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One of the key benefits of an AI agent is that we should be able to confidently hand over our most tedious tasks to it to perform on our behalf. But as one YouTuber recently found out, doing that comes with some potentially dangerous risks. According to a post on Threads, content creator Matt Robb recently decided to allow Meta’s new Muse AI tool to manage his Facebook Marketplace listings for one day, perhaps hoping it would mean one less thing to worry about. Unfortunately, the outcome proved
48,000 files deleted in 103 seconds: Claude Code just destroyed a developer’s work at the click of a button, and it shows why everyone should be careful around AI agents (opens the original)
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There’s been a lot of recent discussion around artificial intelligence (AI) agents going off the rails and hacking other companies’ websites in a potentially dangerous orgy of subterfuge and destruction. But what if the damage was much closer to home and involved an agent going rogue on your own files? Sadly, that’s exactly what Claude Code just did to one hapless developer. In a now-deleted post on Reddit, a shocked developer said that Claude Code had just deleted 48,218 files that they had bee
‘Apple Intelligence saw minimal usage’: OpenAI complains that ChatGPT in Siri was ‘dramatically underperforming’ as hardly anyone was using Apple’s AI (opens the original)
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If you’ve noticed an improvement in Siri’s abilities on your Apple device, you might have Google to thank for that, as its Gemini artificial intelligence (AI) now powers much of what Siri AI can do. Rival services like ChatGPT have also found their way into iOS — but new court documents reveal why that particular partnership has struggled to get off the ground. The court filings were made in relation to OpenAI’s ongoing dispute with Elon Musk’s rival xAI firm (now known as SpaceXAI). In the docu
Garmin Cirqa users are experiencing missing and deleted workouts — Connect app not logging exercises as Garmin issues a temporary workaround to fix the bug (opens the original)
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We loved Garmin’s screenless Cirqa tracker when we reviewed it earlier this year, but that doesn’t mean it’s a perfect device. And that’s exactly what some Garmin users have discovered recently, with the device seemingly deleting many people’s workouts as soon as they’re finished. The issue has surfaced in reports posted on Garmin’s support forum. There, users have complained that workouts are not logged when they are ended in a certain way, despite the Garmin Connect app showing the exercise in
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