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The dead giveaway that ChatGPT wrote your content - and how to work around it

The dead giveaway that ChatGPT wrote your content - and how to work around it

If you use ChatGPT to write emails, essays, and more, you will want to make this small tweak.

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A few secretive AI companies could crush free society, researchers warn

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What happens when AI automates R&D and starts to run amok?

Google's AI Mode may be the upgrade Search desperately needs - how to try it for free

Google's AI Mode may be the upgrade Search desperately needs - how to try it for free

Planning that summer trip? AI Mode can help you in ways Search can't.

RAG can make AI models riskier and less reliable, new research shows

RAG can make AI models riskier and less reliable, new research shows

Bloomberg found the popular AI framework can increase the likelihood of dangerous answers.

These compact solar panels charge my devices off-grid, and work during cloudy days

These compact solar panels charge my devices off-grid, and work during cloudy days

Dark Energy's 8W panels are light, but work just as well as an emergency backup.

Shokz joins in on the clip-on earbud craze, releasing its most advanced (and expensive) earbuds yet

Shokz joins in on the clip-on earbud craze, releasing its most advanced (and expensive) earbuds yet

The new OpenDots One take direct aim at competitors as more audio brands announce open-ear earbuds for casual use.

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