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OpenAIâs Dots Are Always-On AI Agentsâand Its Answer to Metaâs Muse (opens the original)
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Dots are OpenAIâs new always-on AI agents, announced at the companyâs DevDay 2026 event on Tuesday in San Francisco. These agents complete tasks on a userâs behalf and are depicted as cute blobs you can personalize and assign multistep projects to complete. OpenAIâs Dots are powered by the startupâs GPT-6 Astra model. A core selling point is their âalways-onâ designâunlike a single-turn chatbot experience, these agents constantly crawl the web and attempt to complete whatever tas
How to Beat Surveillance Pricing Before It Bleeds You Dry (opens the original)
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I always feel like I’m overpaying whenever I buy something these days. I never seem to have access to the best coupons, and apps with algorithmically adjusted prices don’t exactly lower the cost of what's in my cart. It feels like prices are constantly creeping up and my budget is being stretched thin. These core frustrations were what drew me to Gouged: The End of a Fair Price and What That Means for Your Wallet. Author Lindsay Owens knows what it's like to advocate for consumers' economic inte
Metaâs Muse Is Adults-Only. Why Does It Look Like a Kidsâ Toy? (opens the original)
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Metaâs Muse mascot is named Jolly. It's an adorable, cuddly representation of Metaâs AI agent that you can dress however you wantâlike a doll. At the companyâs recent Meta Connect event, CEO Mark Zuckerbergâs furry Muse donned a toga and laurel wreath. In Instagram ads I saw for Muse, the mascot wore exercise gear and boasted about helping with my fitness goals. Later this year, Meta plans to sell a Tamagotchi-style device for your Muse character. Itâs all very kawaii-coded. Although
Try These 3 iOS 27 Safari Settings to Get More Out of Appleâs Browser (opens the original)
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At Appleâs recent hardware event, the software powering its foldable iPhone Duo stood out, with translucent Liquid Glass effects and vertically stacked icons. But you donât need to snatch a folding smartphone to reap the benefits of Appleâs iOS 27 updates. When iOS 27 leaves beta on Monday, Siri AIâs standalone app and smartphone search integration will likely be the most immediately obvious change for many iPhone users. But itâs worth digging even deeper to uncover helpful additions t
My Brief Summer Fling With Siri AI (opens the original)
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When I first tested the developer beta of Apple's Siri AI by taking it as my tour guide around San Francisco, I was convinced the overhauled smartphone assistant would be an “everything tool” on the iPhone. The answers felt reliable enough and more helpful than previous versions of Siri. Also, the chatbot-style app for Siri felt very sleek, very Apple-y. Over the next month, I kept experimenting with the Siri AI in the iOS 27 beta. The tool was quite powerful, especially with the personal contex
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