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Researchers used ordinary Wi-Fi signals to identify people and map their surroundings without cameras or devices being carried.

Elias Thorne is a weird quirk of the system, but also a symbol of just how hollow and deeply unoriginal chatbots can be.

Halupedia turns AI hallucinations into fake encyclopedia entries, which is funny until you remember the real internet is also doing this.

The New York Times thinks it may have found Bitcoin’s ghost dad, but the case is still more Internet detective board than slam dunk.

Tesla’s Robotaxis still heavily rely on remote human drivers, according to a recent report.

Vertical tabs can help with toolbars that feel cluttered.

Watching a miniature Porsche-style car drift with an adult driver inside causes a strange cognitive dissonance.

Duck.ai is DuckDuckGo’s privacy-forward AI.

Can we say now that we’re an influencer who influenced Meta?