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A parent backlash on AI hit Mamdani's office (opens the original)
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"I was kind of horrified and shocked and disappointed," Craig Garrett told BI. At a school meeting, educators revealed the extent of AI use in his daughter's classroom. It was there that Garrett learned his 5-year-old was talking to what he described as an AI chatbot every day. That meeting "radicalized" many of the parents in the room, Garrett said. It led him to join AIM, a coalition of New York City parents that has just pushed Mayor Zohran Mamdani to impose a one-year AI moratorium for the c
Dyson's new $500 AI toothbrush puts a camera in your mouth (opens the original)
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I've never put $499 in my mouth before. I've never thought I needed to. Dyson, however, is trying to convince me otherwise. The $499 CameraJet is the first AI-powered toothbrush with a camera built into its brush head. In other words, it lets you livestream the inside of your mouth while you clean your teeth. It even offers feedback, like any good dentist. Six years and 661 engineers. A 100k-pixel macro-lens camera. An "anti-gravity tank." Yes, Dyson has put rather a lot into reinventing the too
Apple's new CEO faces an early test (opens the original)
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He has eight days to settle in as Apple's new CEO. On September 9, Apple will stage its annual iPhone pageant. The reported headliner: its first foldable iPhone. Further out, reports point to an AI home hub, camera-equipped AirPods, smart glasses, and a robotic assistant. It seems Apple has no shortage of places to put AI. It still has to make AI worth putting there, though. Apple had a head start in the AI-assistants race. Now it is playing catch-up. Apple delayed its AI overhaul of Siri, then
Run for it, Charlie: Anthropic stock has become Silicon Valley's golden ticket (opens the original)
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Owning Anthropic stock is like finding Willy Wonka's Golden Ticket. Everyone wants it. Nobody's giving it up. As Charlie is mobbed by the crowd, the newspaper vendor shouts: "Run for it, Charlie! Run straight home, and don't stop 'til you get there!" Judging by the secondary market, that's precisely what Anthropic shareholders are doing. Anthropic has soared to a $1.2 trillion valuation on secondary markets, but nobody wants to sell. Some can't even be tempted by this $5.99 million Brooklyn home
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