Author: Hunter
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AI tools are increasingly driving traffic to retail sites, Adobe Analytics finds
Consumers are turning to AI for shopping advice more and more. Here’s what retailers need to know. Read more
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Google briefly delays Pixel 9A release to investigate ‘component quality issue’
Google’s brand new midrange phone, the Pixel 9A, won’t be shipping until sometime in April. That’s not strange in and of itself, but it turns out you can’t even preorder one from the Google Store yet. The latter situation is fairly unusual, as Google normally starts taking orders for new hardware right after announcing it.… Read more
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Tesla crash victims’ families worried about Musk’s influence over investigations
Families of Tesla crash victims are worried that Musk’s influence in the Trump administration will weaken oversight of autonomous vehicles. | Image: Getty Family members of people who died in Tesla crashes are urging the US Department of Transportation not to scrap a Biden-era rule requiring companies to report crashes that involve fully or partially… Read more
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Adobe’s new experiment turns app user journeys into real-time maps
Adobe offered ZDNET a sneak peak of its Adobe Sneaks, and it’s a good one for marketers. Read more
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Google Search charged with breaking EU antitrust rules
Google is breaking European antitrust laws by favoring its own Shopping, Hotels, and Flights search services over rival comparison providers, according to the European Commission. The EU announced in its preliminary ruling today that Google’s parent company, Alphabet, had also violated anti-steering rules under the Digital Markets Act (DMA) by preventing app developers on its… Read more
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4 technologies that could power the future of energy
Where can you find lasers, electric guitars, and racks full of novel batteries, all in the same giant room? This week, the answer was the 2025 ARPA-E Energy Innovation Summit just outside Washington, DC. Energy innovation can take many forms, and the variety in energy research was on display at the summit. ARPA-E, part of… Read more
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The weeklong TikTok fight over whether NYC influencers are ‘boring’
TikTok’s curse or blessing, depending on how you look at it, is that any video made by any random person can get millions of views without much rhyme or reason. Thousands of comments flood in, people make reaction videos, your random thoughts are referenced as gospel, and the TikTok content machine starts to whir. If… Read more
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Day One brings its digital journaling app to Windows
Day One for Windows. Automattic-owned Day One has announced a Windows version of its journaling app, available now on the Microsoft Store. The company says it offers “the same trusted, distraction-free experience” as it does on other platforms. It’s also free to use, and won’t count against the free plan’s one-device syncing limit, for now.… Read more
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Razer launches new Wyvrn game dev platform with automated AI bug tester
Razer is getting into AI with a new developer platform called Wyvrn. It encompasses dev-focused automation tools like the Razer AI QA Copilot to assist with quality assurance / game testing and the AI Gamer Copilot (formerly called Project Ava) for real-time tips and guides via voice assistant while playing games. Wyvrn (pronounced “wyvern,” like… Read more
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Beyond RAG: SEARCH-R1 integrates search engines directly into reasoning models
SEARCH-R1 trains LLMs to gradually think and conduct online search as they generate answers for reasoning problems.Read More Read more