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IFA is showcasing some wild tech innovations, from robots that carry robots to smart home upgrades. It looks like a peek into the future of gadgets!

OpenAI is possibly starting mass production of its own AI chips next year, partnering with Broadcom to reduce reliance on Nvidia.

Google is ordered to pay millions in a data collection lawsuit, accused of tracking users even after they disabled tracking features. The company plans to appeal the decision.

DuckDuckGo enhances its subscription with advanced AI chatbots, offering privacy-focused access to models from OpenAI and Anthropic, including GPT-4o.

Apple is reportedly developing a web search tool, potentially integrated with Siri, Safari, and Spotlight, marking a major step in its AI strategy and rivaling Google.

A leaked plan suggests rebuilding Gaza with high-tech smart cities after relocating much of its population. How will it impact the region?

Waymo expands its robotaxi service to Denver and Seattle, starting with human-driven testing before fully autonomous deployment.

Dolby Vision 2 introduces AI-driven optimization and 'Authentic Motion' for enhanced picture quality on TVs. Expect better blacks and smarter adjustments.

A personal account on the early days of coding with ChatGPT. Understand its pitfalls, unexpected outcomes and challenges faced during the process.

Meta is considering using Google and OpenAI's AI models in its apps. This could be a temporary solution while they work on improving their own Llama AI models.

Meta faced scrutiny after unauthorized celebrity AI chatbots surfaced on its platforms, raising concerns about impersonation, misuse, and child safety.

The concept of AI agents, inspired by fictional assistants like Iron Man's Jarvis, is gaining traction but faces significant development challenges.