Key Takeaways This is the first time a major election has taken place while AI tools are at their peak and available to almost everyone. ChatGPT did a great job at preventing any accidental misinformation by simply directing users who asked about election results to reliable news sources. It also prevented users from generating images
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More games, fewer awkward holiday convos with a year of
Image: StackCommerce TL;DR: Xbox Game Pass Core gives you a year of games for $49.99, multiplayer access, exclusive discounts, and the option to stack codes for up to 36 months. Holiday gatherings are great, but let’s be real — sometimes you just need an escape from the endless chit-chat with your aunt who won’t stop
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Intel pledges to ‘fix’ Arrow Lake after launch ‘didn’t go
Image: Alex Esteves Intel’s latest “Arrow Lake” processor wasn’t up to snuff. On Friday, a key executive promised to outline went wrong, and to fix it. On a podcast with Hot Hardware, Intel vice president and general manager Robert Hallock acknowledged that the Arrow Lake launch “didn’t go as planned.” That was evidenced in PCWorld’s
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One media agency gets vocal against principal media — and
By Michael Bürgi • November 7, 2024 • Ivy Liu Jared Belsky’s never been known to be shy, quiet and retiring. The co-founder and CEO of agency group Acadia has always spoken up, either through the press or on LinkedIn, about the industry issues he’s passionate about. Belsky’s latest passion point: fomenting awareness of –
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At the Digiday Publishing Summit Europe, publishers move away from
This article is part of Digiday’s coverage of its Digiday Publishing Summit. More from the series → The frantic era of publishers jumping on every trend — subscriptions, newsletters, paywalls — is fading. Now, they’re honing in on more thoughtful strategies, aiming to align their content with the smartest way to cash in. How quickly this
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You’re using your USB flash drive wrong. Do this instead
Skip to content Image: CameraCraft USB flash drives are pretty self-explanatory, aren’t they? All you have to do is plug it into your PC and it’s ready to go, whether you’re using it to transfer files, play media, or launch an app. But mistakes can happen, and these mistakes can go further than the familiar
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Need a GoPro? Snag the Hero12 Black at its all-time
Image: PCWelt/GoPro/Amazon Whether you’re planning some hiking trips this fall or excited for your winter sports in the coming months, you’re going to love this deal: the GoPro Hero12 Black is at its best-ever price of $299 on Amazon, a solid 25 percent off its original $400. This tiny action camera is fully ready to
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Intel lost more money than it made last quarter
Image: Intel We knew Intel’s quarterly financial results weren’t going to be great, after the company announced a restructuring plan. But when you lose $16.6 billion in a quarter where you made $13.3 billion in revenue, it’s tough to see everything through rose-tinged glasses. The good news? Intel appears to have pleased investors, as its
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‘This is the strongest PC portfolio we’ve had’: AMD schedules
Image: AMD AMD will launch its next-gen PC GPUs with RDNA 5 technology in early 2025, AMD chief executive Dr. Lisa Su said Tuesday. They will be part of what she called the strongest PC portfolio in the company’s history. Su delivered the roadmap update during prepared remarks to analysts, describing the company’s results during
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The update meant to rescue Windows 11 24H2 fails to
Image: F8 studio / Shutterstock.com Microsoft has been rolling out Windows 11 24H2 for some time now, which has caused numerous problems — some so serious, in fact, that Microsoft has started blocking the update for affected systems. A few days ago, on October 24, the company released the optional KB5044384 patch for Windows 11