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McDonald's and Walmart Are Part of the Widening Fray Over Surveillance Pricing - CNET (opens the original)
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The debate over whether companies can set prices based on information they have about individual customers continues to grow. So-called surveillance pricing is in the news again on reports that Walmart patented technology for dynamic AI pricing about six months after filing for patents related to digital shelf labels. Walmart, faced with a backlash, has been trying to assure the public that different customers will see the same digital shelf label prices and that its backend AI systems won’t eng
I Visited Lightship's AE.1 EV Travel Trailer, and Now I Want to Take an Off-the-Grid Road Trip - CNET (opens the original)
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I’m approaching the age where I’m supposed to start desiring RV life. I’m not planning to retire anytime soon, but the older I get, the more appealing the idea of abandoning yard work, home repairs and geographic permanence for a life on the open road in a big old house on wheels becomes. My neighbors have an RV they park in the space between our houses, keeping both a permanent location and a home they can travel in; they still have yard work and house repairs, but few complaints. So it was wit
Meta's Muse Is Misbehaving in Mysterious Ways With Your Privacy - CNET (opens the original)
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Meta debuted its Muse AI assistant this month, so you’ve probably already seen Jolly, its cute Labubu-esque mascot, popping up on Facebook, Instagram or WhatsApp. In terms of publicity, you could say the cuddly character has been largely successful. But in terms of privacy and security, it’s hard to imagine a more disastrous launch for an AI agent. Last week, security experts flagged a zero-day vulnerability that the company had to patch quickly. After ZDNET, CNET’s sister site, conducted extens
Custom Cards and Check Splitting From Receipts Have Arrived for iOS 27 Wallet - CNET (opens the original)
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If you frequently get stuck footing the whole bill when you dine out with friends, you might have a new tool that can help: Apple Wallet in iOS 27 can split the bill from a camera image of a receipt. The feature uses Apple Intelligence to make items on the receipt selectable so you can quickly determine what’s yours (and not yours) and what’s owed. It’s one of several new Wallet features that Apple previewed at its annual software event, WWDC, back in June, that are now rolling out. Those new fe
An Imminent Google Satellite Test Is Another Step Toward Data Centers in Space - CNET (opens the original)
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On Oct. 1, Google plans to hitch a ride on a SpaceX Transporter 18 rideshare flight, entrusting the mission with a test satellite it hopes will prove durable enough to start doing some light AI work while orbiting in space. This isn’t exactly putting a data center in space — a much-hyped concept that AI entrepreneurs like Elon Musk have been touting over the last year —but it’s not not doing that. The satellite, which The New York Times reports is called “MWP” and which it describes as about the
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