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AI has grown beyond human knowledge, says Google's DeepMind unit

AI has grown beyond human knowledge, says Google's DeepMind unit

A new agentic approach called 'streams' will let AI models learn from the experience of the environment without human 'pre-judgment'.

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I saved $30 a month by using these portable solar panels in my backyard

I saved $30 a month by using these portable solar panels in my backyard

The EcoFlow 125W are lightweight, modular, and come in a four-pack for up to 500W capacity.

Google is talking to dolphins using Pixel phones and AI - and the video is delightful

Google is talking to dolphins using Pixel phones and AI - and the video is delightful

How Pixel phones are helping researchers decipher dolphin communication.

It swivels, twists, and has 3 connectors - is this 'the one cable to rule them all'?

It swivels, twists, and has 3 connectors - is this 'the one cable to rule them all'?

I've tried countless cables. This one comes with a few neat tricks, making it a great addition to my carry kit.

Forget ChatGPT: This tiny voice recorder is my new favorite AI assistant. Here's why

Forget ChatGPT: This tiny voice recorder is my new favorite AI assistant. Here's why

Mobvoi's new TicNote recorder creates fantastic summaries, research, mindmaps, and more.

I tested the $13 multitool that everyone is talking about. Here's my verdict

I tested the $13 multitool that everyone is talking about. Here's my verdict

The Amazon Basics 15-in-1 multitool can do it all: cut down branches, act as a screwdriver, even open a wine bottle.

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