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It's not an echo – ChatGPT might suddenly mimic your voice when you speak to it
OpenAI shares a flaw with ChatGPT voice mode that might start cloning your voice.
Intel's next desktop CPU will reportedly be Nova Lake, leaving Panther Lake to mobile
It seems that Intel is switching gears and making Nova Lake the next desktop CPU, reportedly making Panther Lake the mobile CPU instead.
Windows 11 users, good news – the Start menu could get a fresh new look to make your apps more manageable
Microsoft appears to be mulling a new ‘Category’ layout for the apps section of the Start menu in Windows 11.
This leaked Meta Quest 3 rival is more powerful, but it needs one thing to truly beat Meta’s VR headset
Pico is reportedly making a Pico 4S to rival the Meta Quest 3, and I need to hear more about its software.
Waiting for an iMac with a bigger screen? It’s en route according to rumors, but you might have to be very patient
If you're waiting for a new iMac you'd better be ready to wait a long while.
The 2024 Paris Olympics are gone, but AI surveillance may be here to stay
Privacy experts fear the Olympics' experiment is just the first step towards the full legalization of this tech - and they are worried.
I tried to reassure a friend about AI at a party, but ended up spooking us both
AI discussions have gone mainstream and we all have very big questions.
Intel’s fix for unstable CPUs is here, in beta, and if you're scared it might slow down your PC it seems that's not the case
Intel’s own testing of 13th- and 14th-gen CPUs, and that of a third-party, demonstrate there’s little performance impact.
