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It's Been 20 Years Since Astronomers Decided Pluto Isn’t a Planet - CNET (opens the original)
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Named for the ancient Greek god who presides over the afterlife, Pluto is now mostly known as the planet that lost its planethood 20 years ago. In August 2006, the International Astronomical Union, an organization that names and classifies celestial bodies, voted to reclassify what was once known as the ninth planet in our solar system. Ever since that fateful vote, Pluto has been a dwarf planet. And two decades on, it’s still a controversial decision. Earlier this year, billionaire Jared Isaacm
Using AI Shopping Carts Could Lead You to Spend More Money, Study Says - CNET (opens the original)
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When you make a grocery run to the supermarket in the future, your shopping cart might talk to you, offering tips on recipes and directions for navigating the store. But using “smart” shopping carts equipped with AI devices may also cause you to spend more money at the store, according to new research from Bayes Business School at City St. George’s, University of London. The researchers found that shoppers who used the AI-equipped carts spent 32% more on average than those who just used regular
Electric Air Taxis Aren’t Flying Cars, but They Might One Day Take You to the Airport - CNET (opens the original)
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Imagine booking a ride on your phone for a small aircraft. After taking the elevator up to a building-top vertipad, you climb into the passenger seat of an electric vehicle that looks like a massive drone. The rotors start up, and you lift straight up into the sky. Instead of hitting traffic, you fly over the city to the airport and reach bag check in less than 20 minutes. This is a future that a group of aerospace companies is looking to bring about in the next few years. It’s a new class of ai
Linux Use Skyrockets as It Becomes ‘OS of Choice for AI Agents’ - CNET (opens the original)
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Linux, a free, open-source operating system, runs most of the internet’s servers, yet it remains a niche choice on consumer PCs. For years, Linux’s desktop market share in North America generally hovered in the low single digits. However, reports began popping up earlier this week that Linux’s market share had doubled, from the usual 3% to 5% to around 10%, according to Statcounter. And it happened quickly — in just a few weeks between May and June. Statcounter, which provides usage stats helpfu
Linux Use Skyrockets as It Becomes ‘OS of Choice for AI Agents’ - CNET (opens the original)
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Linux, a free, open-source operating system, runs most of the internet’s servers, yet it remains a niche choice on consumer PCs. For years, Linux’s desktop market share in North America generally hovered in the low single digits. However, reports began popping up earlier this week that Linux’s market share had doubled, from the usual 3% to 5% to around 10%, according to Statcounter. And it happened quickly — in just a few weeks between May and June. Statcounter, which provides usage stats helpfu
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