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Pangram Claims Its AI Detector Is 99% Accurate. I Tricked It in Three Sentences (opens the original)
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With AI chatbots, image generators, and video generators making it increasingly difficult to determine whether what you see online is real, AI detectors are more important than ever. Pangram is arguably the most well-known, courtesy of some audacious headlines and press releases, but do its claims of 99% accuracy really hold up? Based on my testing, the tool can consistently spot AI content, but it's also somewhat trivial to fool. Below, I walk you through everything you need to know about Pangr
Save Your Sanity: 8 Hidden iPhone Settings to Fix Right Now (opens the original)
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iOS is an ever-changing beast that generally gets better every year, but some aspects of the experience remain extremely frustrating. For example, you might still be dealing with clutter on your home page or Control Center, a deluge of update notifications, and photos that randomly seem to turn into videos. Luckily, you can address many of these issues with a few quick changes in the Settings app. I've been using iPhones since the iPhone 4, so here's what I recommend tweaking first. Do you frequ
I Tested Every Apple Intelligence Feature: Is It Actually Useful, or Just Hype? (opens the original)
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The iPhone Duo might be making the most headlines, but Apple's massive push into AI remains the much bigger story. If you're an Apple user, there's no better time to take stock of the Apple Intelligence features on your iPad, iPhone, and Mac. You'll find everything from an AI assistant to an image generator to a workout pal and more, so I'm here to guide you through how to get access and what works best. Apple Intelligence is an umbrella term for Apple's AI features, whether they run in the clou
Why AI Benchmarks Are Total BS (And How OpenAI and Anthropic Use Them to Trick You) (opens the original)
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When new AI models hit the scene, companies often cite their scores on benchmarks such as BioMysteryBench, GeneBench, and Terminal-Bench as evidence of progress. But what do these tests evaluate, and do the scores even matter? I dove into the wild world of AI benchmarks through the lens of GPT-5.6, Fable 5.1, and Opus 5 and found out they’re inconsequential at best and misleading at worst. Moreover, I don’t expect them to improve anytime soon. Buckle up for a deep dive into the numbers and probl
Stop Freaking Out About the $2,000 iPhone Duo. The Math Actually Makes Sense (opens the original)
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I watch Apple's September event every year, and most years, I struggle to muster enthusiasm as the company unveils marginally better versions of products that already exist. But this year, Apple gave us something new: the iPhone Duo. While the internet is currently losing its mind over the $1,999 starting price tag, the outrage overlooks the bigger picture. After all, other iPhones already cost as much or more, and monthly Apple Upgrade plans can soften the immediate impact on your budget. I can
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