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 This week, Best Buy kicked off its big 60th anniversary sale that includes great deals on AirPods, TVs, computers, and much more. Alongside this event, we're tracking solid markdowns on portable power stations from Anker and Jackery, plus the best prices of the summer on M4 iPad Air.
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China's World Humanoid Robot Games are testing robots on hotel, household and library jobs that reveal how close humanoids are to real work.
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"They weaponized you like nobody's ever been weaponized," Trump told his former lawyer during an appearance on Cohen's radio show.
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 Code found in Apple's backend car key system suggests the company is preparing to add support for MG vehicles.
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Ancient Greek sophist Protagoras famously said, "There are two sides to every question." But OpenAI's latest attempt at reality distortion seems determined to narrow this dispute to just one. In its motion to reject Apple's complaint, the company does not meaningfully acknowledge the criticisms levelled against it, preferring instead to recast the case as a grievance over talent retention and product-market failure.
The filing
In case you missed the news, OpenAI filed a motion to the court to dismiss Apple's recent lawsuit against it. In that filing, OpenAI argued that, "Apple should not be permitted to use a baseless and pretextual lawsuit to make up for its shortcomings in the market for talent and retaining its employees, and its failures to integrate AI into its products."
The company's dismissal claims Apple's case was, "plainly filed without adequate investigation and built on selectively excerpted communications and ordinary conduct stripped of context," adding, i
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Samsung Unpacked is right around the corner, and with it, we'll be getting new Samsung Galaxy Watches. The pressure is on with this generation for Samsung, so here's what we know, what we expect and what we want from the company's latest wearables.
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The iPhone-maker claims OpenAI encouraged poached employees to bring over confidential presentations, secret prototypes, and key supplier details.
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