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iOS 27 is out now. Here are the biggest changes the update is bringing to your iPhone. (opens the original)
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Apple finally gave Siri the AI makeover it promised. It can write emails in your tone and rescue badly framed photos, the company says. And yes, Apple has a solution for the Liquid Glass haters. Apple's products are about to get more AI-ish. On Monday, the tech giant is releasing its big annual software update. This year's release is centered on the new AI-powered Siri, Apple's big bet that it can keep pace with rival AI assistants. Apple's iOS 27 works on iPhone 11 models and newer, though the
It took OpenAI's agents 130 billion tokens to crack a 90-year-old math problem (opens the original)
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On Tuesday, OpenAI said it had solved the Navier-Stokes equations, a 90-year-old math problem. OpenAI said its agents used 130 billion output tokens and sent 2.7 million messages in the process. The company won't accept the cash prize, it says. "AI is such a bubble," its CEO joked. Math is hard. And, apparently, expensive. On Tuesday, OpenAI said its agents had solved the Navier-Stokes equations, a 90-year-old set of mathematical formulas that can predict how liquids and gases move. It's so comp
Xbox is putting monthly time limits on cloud gaming (opens the original)
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Xbox will introduce monthly cloud-gaming limits in November, the company wrote in a blog post. Game Pass Ultimate subscriptions will cap pay at 15 hours. Users can pay for more time after. It comes amid an industry-wide memory shortage crunch — and higher prices for gamers. Don't forget to watch the clock while you play! Beginning in November, Microsoft's Xbox will put monthly cloud-gaming limits on its Game Pass plans, the company announced in a blog post. Right now, eligible subscribers can st
Dyson makes everyday products into status symbols — or spectacular flops (opens the original)
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Dyson's companywide approach: find annoying appliances and engineer futuristic fixes. That technique has disrupted the vacuum and hair care industries, but flopped with cars. BI compiled a list of Dyson's big successes — and wild flops. These are the everyday annoyances Dyson thought it could fix with futuristic, highly engineered gadgets. The company, which carries the surname of its inventor-founder, James Dyson, built a billion-dollar business by taking sleepy home appliances and trying to ma
John Gruber calls Claude's AI watermarking 'patently offensive' (opens the original)
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Anthropic is adding a watermark to its LLM outputs to comply with new EU AI rules. Tech blogger John Gruber isn't sold on their approach. In a Sunday blog post, he called the new watermark a "perversion of writing." Tech blogger John Gruber is joining the chorus of dissent over Anthropic's plan to watermark Claude's writing. On Sunday, Gruber, the popular blogger who writes Daring Fireball, called watermarking plans a "perversion of writing." His main criticism: Claude should choose words becaus
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