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I compared ChatGPT 4.1 to o3 and 4o to find the most logical AI model – the result seems almost irrational
Comparing ChatGPT 4.1, o3, and 4o for logic.
A compact biodegradable battery with fungal paper electrodes is what researchers at this university are dreaming of
Swiss researchers are developing compact biodegradable batteries using fungal mycelium, aiming to replace toxic electronics with eco-friendly, living materials, though challenges remain unresolved.
She let ChatGPT read her coffee grounds – then filed for divorce
A Greek woman ended her marriage after ChatGPT interpreted coffee grounds to say her husband was unfaithful.
I discovered the world's smallest external SSD, and at just 2.8g, it is dangerously small enough to be mistaken for a yummy snack
The Suneast Portable SSD Nano is incredibly compact and lightweight, but its size raises concerns about practicality, durability, and long-term usefulness beyond simple data tasks.
Most job applicants use AI CV builder tools to get into work, and to my dismay, they say it is fair play
Job applicants are increasingly using AI to write CVs, with many embracing embellishment, raising major concerns for recruiters, employers, and hiring platform credibility.
OpenAI just gave ChatGPT users a huge free upgrade – 4.1 mini is available today
ChatGPT 4.1 and 4.1 mini are now available, bringing improvements to coding and the ability to follow tasks.
Apple wants to connect thoughts to iPhone control – and there's a very good reason for it
Apple’s move into brain-computer interfaces could be a boon for those with disabilities.
Audible’s AI narration sounds impressive, but I'd rather hear the story told by a human
Audible's AI narration is here, but is best used for translation and not when unnecessary.
Google Messages is finally getting a mentions feature for chats – here’s how it works
Google Messages could soon get the mentions feature it's been lacking for a while – here's how it looks.
Finally, you can now 3D print your own parts to repair the products you buy - and I genuinely hope other companies follow Philips' lead
Philips Fixables lets customers 3D print replacement parts at home, but early rollout and unclear limits raise questions about the practicality and long-term impact of the program.