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OpenAI is leaving Cursor in November — here are your 3 options
OpenAI plans to end direct model access to Cursor in November. Here's what changes, what keeps working and three ways Cursor users can prepare.
Less pervert-y? Meta AI glasses will now stop recording if you cover the warning light
Meta is updating its AI glasses to stop recording if someone covers the capture LED and cracking down on covert filming and harassment.
AI Mode in Google Search just got better at helping you plan and book vacations — here are the 3 new ways to use it
With the latest upgrades for AI Mode in Google Search, setting up your next vacation just got a whole lot simpler with these three new features.
'Human Reserved’: Bill Gates says some jobs should be off-limits to AI
Bill Gates says some jobs should be “Human Reserved” as AI advances. Here’s what he means and why he thinks we need to decide now.
Meta agrees to pay $17.1 billion to settle claims Facebook and Instagram harm children — here's what you need to know
Meta agrees a massive settlement over alleged transgressions connected to the mental health harm its social media sites inflict on kids; major changes are on the way.
Perplexity’s new local-first AI runs on your PC — and asks before using the cloud
Perplexity Portable Computer runs its AI models, tools and agent workflows locally, keeping your files on your machine unless you approve cloud access.
States are starting to ban the secrecy behind AI data centers — here's why you should care
AI data centers have quietly been built behind NDAs, shell companies and code names. Now states are pushing back and demanding more transparency.
'I think the only people that see it as a threat are the people who have trouble creating': Dr. Dre weighs in on how he's using AI to make music
During an interview with The New York Times, Dr. Dre made it known that he uses AI to create music—here’s more on his and other music makers’ stance on the rising tech.
