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Sign up to see the future, today Can’t-miss innovations from the bleeding edge of science and tech Spotify, like pretty much every other digital platform, has been grappling with a torrent of low-quality AI-generated content flooding its streaming service. The deluge has resulted in cheap-and-fast AI-generated music infiltrating algorithmic playlists and even charting. The slop has led to artists — including dead musicians — being impersonated by AI-powered squatters. “The low-effort content you see where it’s mass-produced, it’s mass uploaded, it’s AI slop… we’ve removed over 75 million spammy tracks in the last year,” Spotify executive Sam Duboff recently told the Australian…

Last week, we looked at some iPhone 17e and 17 Pro Max discounts – now let’s have a peek at a different model, the iPhone Air. The phone is one of the thinnest around, measuring 5.6mm and weighing only 165g. It has a titanium frame to keep it tough despite its slender build. The phone has the powerful Apple A19 Pro chipset and a 6.5” LTPO display. What it sacrifices is most of its camera hardware – there’s only a 48MP (1/1.56”) unit on the back – and its battery capacity. The small 3,149mAh battery posted an average endurance with…

Streaming video isn’t supposed to be a frustrating process — until it is. For months, I blamed several culprits, including my ISP, my router placement, my video service, and even the weather outside. Additionally, I restarted the router more times than I can count, moved the useful Fire TV Stick around the cabinet, and canceled and re-subscribed to Prime Video to see if it made a difference. None of it did. My Fire TV Stick 4K would play fine for the first 10 minutes of a show, then the dreaded spinning wheel would appear right when things got good, usually…

Stephen Radochia / Android AuthorityGemini is the Swiss Army knife of the AI world. Backed by Google, it is available across platforms and deeply integrated into Android, letting it do things no other chatbot can do right now. And the pace at which Google has brought Gemini up to speed with its rivals is just remarkable. Having said that, it often feels like ChatGPT made the best of its first-mover advantage, maintaining its lead in overall usability and response quality even today.I jump between Gemini and ChatGPT throughout the day for different tasks, using each quite extensively. Despite having access…

Here are the 12 hottest takes from RAISE Summit Day 2. 1. Qasar Younis (Applied Intuition)There will be a pullback. The current level of spending on models, employees, and general opulence in AI companies is unsustainable. We’re in the “opulence phase” of the bubble, and cycles move faster than people think. He referenced the collapse of LTCM as a possible analogy for what could happen in AI. SpaceX is better positioned than most because it already has real revenue from leasing (Anthropic ~$1.25B/month + Google ~$920M/month). This creates a natural hedge against a pullback. Colossus 2’s rapid monetization of excess…

Why you can trust TechRadar We spend hours testing every product or service we review, so you can be sure you’re buying the best. Find out more about how we test. Razer Hammerhead V3 HyperSpeed: two-minute reviewThe first thing I thought when I pulled the Razer Hammerhead V3 HyperSpeed gaming earbuds out of their box was “Wow, these are ugly.”Not exactly the strongest first impression, but it’s unavoidable when each bud has a weird, bulbous design that gives them an appearance like a pair of obese AirPods. The shiny black plastic material looks cheap, as does the printed Razer logo…

Modern workplaces generate massive amounts of information every day. Inboxes are flooded with hundreds of emails, support tickets waiting for your response, and more. This unsorted data is the biggest challenge for organizations, as it consumes time in sorting and labeling the emails every day. This is where the AI Triage in Microsoft Copilot Cowork […] This article How to master AI Triage in Copilot Cowork: Prompts that work first appeared on TheWindowsClub.com.

How you choose to store your physical media collection matters more than you might think. It’s important to keep your movies and TV shows organized not only for ease of access, but also to prevent untimely wear and tear. This is particularly true when it comes to optical-based media, which can suffer from such things as scratches and disc rot if not stored in a secure manner. There are plenty of different ways to store CDs, DVDs, and Blu-rays, all of which have their own set of pros and cons. As ever, there’s no one-size-fits-all approach here — how you…

This composite of images taken by NASA’s Psyche mission shows the crescent of Mars grow as the spacecraft approached the planet for a gravity assist from May 2 to May 15, 2026. The series begins with the smallest crescent at the center of the of the image as Mars is farthest from the spacecraft, and progressively grows as the spacecraft gets closer. After these views were captured by the spacecraft’s multispectral imager instrument, Mars began to overfill the field of view as Psyche made close approach with the planet and captured a series of high-resolution images of the surface. Because Psyche approached…

The new TV season is in full swing and we at Trusted Reviews are getting into the nitty gritty of reviewing as many models as we can (our test room overflows with new models). We’ve highlighted RGB TVs as this new display technology has been built up by brands for a couple of years now. Sony has been building up to RGB, with previews and black box events as they teased the True RGB line-up. Hisense has looked to RGB in its attempts to become a market leader in the TV field, while Samsung – as it always does –…