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OpenAI’s Latest Personal AI Agents Have a Cute Name and Never Stop Working - CNET (opens the original)
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When OpenAI hired OpenClaw founder Peter Steinberger to head the company’s agentic AI developments, I’d suspected we’d be in for some big agent news at OpenAI’s annual DevDay on Tuesday. Enter dots. We’re talking about always-on, autonomous agents powered by the company’s GPT-6 Astra AI model and designed to handle any task. Dots can connect to more than 4,000 apps and can integrate with ChatGPT, Slack or Teams to handle work assignments, according to the company’s blog post. You’ll be able to a
How to Deep-Clean Your Phone Without Wrecking the Screen or the Finish - CNET (opens the original)
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Consider what your phone encounters in a typical day. Breakfast table. Gym equipment. Public restroom counter. Office desk. Restaurant surface. Your face for every call. And then the nightstand, 3 inches from where you sleep, uncleaned. It’s a level of exposure most people would find unacceptable on any other object they handled constantly, but phones get a pass because the grime is invisible and the cleaning habit never quite formed. The routine that actually addresses bacterial buildup takes a
Apple Is Actually Talking About AI Now — a Lot - CNET (opens the original)
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It wasn’t that long ago that I wrote about how Apple’s reserved AI strategy is probably its best yet. By not hemorrhaging money on AI features and tools and by focusing on hardware rather than going all-in on AI, Apple positioned itself to come out ahead while its competitors beat and batter themselves to out-innovate each other in AI. During its September “Surprise and shine” event on Wednesday at Apple Park in Cupertino, California, the company opened with a discussion of AI. Not merely “intel
Google Is Revealing How the Members of BTS Use Gemini - CNET (opens the original)
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I just attended my third BTS concert this year in Chicago for the K-pop band’s Arirang tour. I had previously seen them in Tampa, Florida, and Stanford, California, and while I was sad when I inevitably had to shuffle out of those stadiums, I always had the relief of remembering that I’d see them again soon. But now I’m ticketless, and needless to say, I need something else to get my fix. One bit of news may help with my postconcert depression: BTS partnered with Google to launch a new Gemini ex
Google Rolls Out 3 New Ways to Book Travel Using AI Mode in Search - CNET (opens the original)
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This year has been one of the most jam-packed travel schedules I’ve ever had. Between work conferences and trips with friends, 2026 has felt a bit like Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey. Maybe that’s dramatic, but I’m not the only one jetsetting and roadtripping. Millions of Americans are gearing up to travel for Labor Day weekend. While AAA has not yet released its 2026 predictions for total travelers, it has already reported that this Labor Day will see heavier traffic and higher costs. Right in
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