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OpenAI's ChatGPT is getting a major upgrade with its 'Intelligent UI' feature, allowing it to generate interactive visuals like charts and buttons alongside text. This enhancement, powered by GPT-6, aims to provide more comprehensive and engaging answers.
Cisco's Webex platform is introducing Dialog, an agentic framework designed to enhance AI-driven customer interactions. This new tool aims to transform fragmented communications into continuous customer relationships by enabling AI agents to operate autonomously post-conversation.
The Lightfoot, a unique solar-powered scooter from Otherlab, offers a whimsical solution for short urban commutes. With its distinctive design and self-charging capabilities, it aims to provide an eco-friendly alternative to cars for trips under three miles, though its practical range and charging efficiency are still being tested.
French AI firm Mistral releases 'Le Chonk', a trillion-parameter open-weight model optimized for coding and cyberdefense. It aims to rival top proprietary models and offers a sovereign alternative amid US-China AI tensions.
Traditional mechanical keyboards are evolving. Explore the rise of contactless switches like Hall-effect and TMR, their technological advantages, and whether the premium price tag is justified for everyday users and gamers.
A ZDNET editor details building a Mac app using AI, specifically Claude, in just 11 days. The process involved 502 directives and highlighted the evolving landscape of software development with AI assistance.
Discover the top office chairs tested by WIRED, focusing on ergonomics, comfort, and durability. Learn what to look for and find the perfect chair for your home office.
Apple's AirPods Pro 3 are available for $179 during October Prime Day, a significant discount from their original $249 price. This deal offers premium features like active noise cancellation and live translation at a compelling price point, making them a strong contender against newer models.
Nvidia's popular Shield TV Pro streaming device sees a $100 price increase, now costing $299. The company attributes the hike to rising component costs, particularly memory, driven by the global AI boom. This impacts even older hardware, making a once-affordable niche product significantly more expensive.