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While other countries hold back over safety concerns, China is going full steam ahead.
The Chinese government is going all-in on autonomous vehicles
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Travel has become one of the most popular use cases for AI that Google, Microsoft, and OpenAI like to point to in demos. If you're taking a vacation soon, here's how AI can help you book flights, translate menus, and more.
How to use AI to plan your next vacation
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This technology could break down trust and social bonds.
AI lie detectors are better than humans at spotting lies
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When ChatGPT was first released, everyone in AI was talking about the new generation of AI assistants. But over the past year, that excitement has turned to a new target: AI agents. Agents featured prominently in Google’s annual I/O conference in May, when the company unveiled its new AI agent called Astra, which allows users to interact with it using audio and video. OpenAI’s new GPT-4o model has also been called an AI agent. And it’s not just hype, although there is definitely some of that too. Tech companies are plowing vast sums into creating AI agents, and their research efforts could usher in the kind of useful AI we have been dreaming about for decades. Many experts, including Sam Altman, say they are the next big thing. But what are they, and how can we use them?
What are AI agents?
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The hope is that these new high-altitude balloons might allow humans to manage—or at least understand—wildfires better.
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If your work PC has been affected by the mass IT outage for Windows users (and you have admin access), there is a workaround. https://lnkd.in/eyUxCA9e
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Today in The Download, our daily newsletter: Windows’ CrowdStrike outage, and wildfire-tracking balloons.
The Download: Windows’ CrowdStrike outage, and wildfire-tracking balloons
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There is a known workaround for the blue screen CrowdStrike error many Windows computers are currently experiencing. Here’s how to do it.
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