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- Sep 30, 2026
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What are Dots, OpenAIâs new AI agent? (opens the original)
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OpenAI, on Tuesday (September 29, 2025), unveiled Dots, the companyâs new agentic capability that completes a range of tasks for users. The company also introduced several major updates focused on AI agents and developer tools. Dots, which reads like a play on âbotsâ, are always-on AI agents that can handle complex tasks by accessing your files, apps, and context. They can be delegated responsibility for projects like monitoring bugs, drafting code, or managing calendars. Unlike traditiona
iPhone 18 Pro Max Review: Marginal, yet meaningful refinement (opens the original)
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If you place last year’s pro-grade iPhone next to this year’s iPhone 18 Pro, you will hardly see the difference between the two phones, except in the colour. The one I’ve been using for the past week is a shade darker than the MacBook Air’s sky blue and a touch lighter than the iPhone 16’s ultramarine. Apple calls it glacier, and I like how it looks. With the iPhone 17 Pro, Apple made a design reset in its professional-grade smartphone variant. Now, with the iPhone 18 Pro, under John Ternus, the
How wealth shapes our view of artificial intelligence (opens the original)
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There’s a common assumption that anxiety about artificial intelligence is universal — that everyone, everywhere, is bracing for the same disruption. But, a new Pew Research Centre Survey of over 42,000 adults across 37 countries, suggests otherwise. The survey’s data points out that worry about AI tracks closely with wealth. The richer the country, the more its people fear AI will take their jobs, widen inequality, and disrupt daily life. The poorer the country, the less its citizens fear AI as
How EU plans to keep children under 15 off social media (opens the original)
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The European Union is considering a major change to the way children access the internet, and it could affect everything from kids use Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, and various AI chatbots. Under a proposal being prepared by the European Commission, per a report by Reuters, children under 15 could face restrictions on creating and using accounts across a wide range of digital services. The EU’s plan is part of the EU Kids Act, which is aimed at making digital services safe for children, and it com
Why Indiaâs schools should take note of New Yorkâs AI ban (opens the original)
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New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani and Schools Chancellor Kamar H. Samuels, on September 2, 2026, unveiled sweeping curbs on AI use and screen time in the cityâs public schools. As part of the policy, student-facing AI tools are now barred, for a year, for students from kindergarten through eighth grade. The new policy will impact over 600,000 students in one of the largest public school system in the U.S. Rather than leaning into AI-assisted learning, the city is doubling down on teaching chi
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