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It’s happening; we’re becoming dependent on robots. Little by little, they started taking up more and more space in our lives, and we’ve delegated tasks we used to do with our brains.

Man becomes dependent on AI bots for every decision he makes, using them for 8+ hours a day: ‘My whole life was consumed by AI. When texting real people, I’d message like I did to the AI bots, or I’d talk to people IRL like I did to the AI bots’

The 'Copied by Apple' Club: Samsung Roasts Apple's iPhone Duo and Pulls Duolingo Into the Fold

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Apple Music or Spotify?: Twitter user spikes up a whole discussion about music apps and the snarky answers and comments are quick to follow along

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Good News: AIs don’t really think. Bad News: AIs don’t really think Now that AI agents are part of our lives, it’s very important that we learn more about them. Of course, Reddit isn’t the most official or valid source of information, but reading multiple

‘Training AI on your data does not make it know things about you’ Employee who creates language models reveals how AI actually works

Basically, if you heard about it, it's because it’s already old 10 Years ago, if you got into Tech, and stuck to it as a career path, it would’ve been a great decision. Today, even though we’re facing a major revolution in the tech industry, i

'I can’t imagine why anyone would think of joining right now': Redditors reveal what they think is the most overrated career path right now to keep us on the right path

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It was about time. You know what they say: when a product is free, it’s because you are the product, or something like that. We’ve enjoyed LLMs very much up to this point, and while we were enjoying them, we also helped them learn how to fix the logical and ethical problems that arose in the process.

Anthropic launches new model that imperceptibly watermarks texts made with their Language Models: ‘The load-bearing question is, how would anyone know if it was watermarked?’

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27 Skills That Are No Longer Relevant in Today’s World and Workplaces, Shared by Workers Who Were Really Good at Them

16 Technological Pupgrades Pawrents Made Improve Their Puppers’ Quality Life | thumbnail includes one image which shows a cream colored dog running after a piece of fluff on a string ‘“100% automatic tennis ball launcher!! She uses it on her own now at 11 months and it wipes her out while I’m working at home!!!”’

16 Technological Pupgrades Pawrents Made to Improve Their Puppers’ Quality of Life

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'I think they need bigger icons': Interface of Illinois DMV computer stuns internet

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Dad Insists 16-Year-Old Community College Student Son Give Him His School Laptop So He Can Sell It: 'My Dad Has Been Unemployed Since He Was 35.'

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Customer Is Told by the Bank That There Is Nothing Further That Can Be Done To Resolve Their Issue, They Email Every Manager They Can Find and It Gets Fixed Immediately After

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GPS app wrongly marked a Colorado man’s private driveway as a public shortcut, routed thousands of cars through it, ignored every complaint, until someone crashed

AI technology changes work job hiring

'The hype is way overblown': 15 Employees quietly changing their career plans because of AI

Jesse Kessenheimer

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New hire ruins 9 months of employee work, management sign off on her actions: 'I can't even blame her'

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Landlord replaces all physical keys with a 'smart app,' charges tenants a monthly $15 tech fee to cover the cost: 'It is literally a subscription service just to enter my own home'

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A Dusty Colllection of 25 Y2K Gadgets That Somehow Look More Futuristic Than Today’s Tech