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PC World Latest NewsJan 26, 2025
It's only $30 to learn how to automate your job with AI

For many, AI tools kind of came out of nowhere. It can be overwhelming, especially if your industry is rapidly changing, but you don't have to get swept away in the AI sprint. Instead, check out the ChatGPT and Automation E-Degree for beginner-friendly guidance to help you use AI tools to streamline your workload. It's only $29.99 (reg. $790) to enroll. 

This course has 12 lectures and about 25 hours of content that you can access anywhere at any time. Each lecture walks you through real-world uses of AI, from automating repetitive tasks to generating visually striking presentations. One course focuses on turning raw data into engaging visualizations, and another covers the basics of using AI for writing. There are so many applications for these tools, and this course makes it easy to learn. 

AI can save so much time, and now it's time to learn how. 

It's only $29.99 to get the


CNET NewsJan 25, 2025
La Liga Soccer Livestream: How to Watch Real Valladolid vs. Real Madrid From Anywhere
Can Los Blancos claim its first La Liga win of 2025?

Mac RumorsJan 25, 2025
Top Stories: iPhone 17 and iPhone SE 4 Rumors, iOS 18.3 Incoming, and More
Rumors about upcoming Apple hardware updates continue to circulate, with the iPhone 17 lineup, iPhone SE 4, and new Powerbeats Pro all in the news over the past week.


CNET How ToJan 25, 2025
Image Playground: Your iPhone's New AI Image Generator App in iOS 18.2
Here's how you can create images with the new app in just a few easy steps.

CNET NewsJan 25, 2025
My First 48 Hours With the Galaxy S25 Ultra Have Been Reality Bending
Samsung's newest phone has a lot of refinements and AI. Here's how it's held up to being out in the real world for the past two days.

CNET How ToJan 25, 2025
Egg Prices Are Ridiculously High. Try These Alternatives
Eggs prices are sky-rocketing. If your wallet is feeling the price hike, here's how you can replace them with plant-based ingredients.

PC World Latest NewsJan 24, 2025
Can you live without Netflix? Here's how to find out

In other words, the streaming giant has you right where it wants you. It's the world's most popular paid streaming service, with cancellation rates well below industry averages. Its crackdown on password sharing has been a resounding success, and its foray into ad-supported streaming is boosting revenues. As it dumps money into more expensive sports programming—like those Christmas NFL games—it's confident you'll help pay the bill.

Hence the price hikes: The Standard with Ads plan is now $8 per month, up from $7. The Standard no-ads plan is now $17 per month, up from $15.49. And the Premium plan with 4K video is now $25 per month, up from $23. The only plan that isn't increasing is the optional $7 surcharge for adding an authorized password sharer to your account.

What can you do about it? While Netflix believes most everyone will stay put, price hikes are always a fine time to reevaluate the value of a subscription. Here are some pointers:

Check your watch history Netflix's we


Mac RumorsJan 24, 2025
Unreleased Sony WH-1000XM6 Headphones Appear in FCC Filing
Sony could be close to launching the successor model to its popular WH-1000XM5 over-ear noise-canceling headphones, if a new FCC filing is anything to go by.


Wired NewsJan 23, 2025
The 46 Best Shows on Max (aka HBO Max) Right Now (January 2025)
The Pitt, Somebody Somewhere, and Dune: Prophecy are just a few of the shows you need to be watching on Max this month.

Computer World Security NewsNov 29, 2023
GenAI is highly inaccurate for business use — and getting more opaque
Large language models (LLMs), the algorithmic platforms on which generative AI (genAI) tools like ChatGPT are built, are highly inaccurate when connected to corporate databases and becoming less transparent, according to two studies.

One study by Stanford University showed that as LLMs continue to ingest massive amounts of information and grow in size, the genesis of the data they use is becoming harder to track down. That, in turn, makes it difficult for businesses to know whether they can safely build applications that use commercial genAI foundation models and for academics to rely on them for research.

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