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The Lincoln Lawyer being canceled by Netflix isn't as straightforward as it looks — and there's a good reason why you don't have to worry about its ending

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Stop thinking of AI data centers as compute systems

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‘I think we'll see a separate subscription’: Apple could lock the best parts of Siri AI behind a ChatGPT-style paywall, tipster predicts

Siri is finally getting smarter, but a reputable Apple tipster suggests that it might also stop being free.

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I transformed photos — and how I see the world — with iOS 27 Dev Beta Apple Intelligence Photo tools, and with this kind of power comes great responsibility

It's early days, but using Apple Intelligence photo-generation tools in iOS 27 Dev Beta offers a good reminder about the limits of photorealistic AI image generation.

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Want a Nespresso-style capsule coffee maker without the waste? Lavazza's new all-coffee pucks could be exactly what you're looking for — with one small caveat

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Why AI guardrails need common sense built around defensibility

Why human pragmatism will play a larger role than government regulations in establishing AI guardrails.

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Why your help desk is still your biggest security risk

Help desks are your biggest security risk. AI fuels identity's critical vulnerability.

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Who needs hot water? Researchers made an ultrasonic espresso machine that brews coffee without heat, and drinkers couldn't notice any difference

Scientists have found a way to make excellent espresso without using hot water via the power of ultrasound

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'People thought it would be really difficult for me': Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai dodges AI at Stanford graduation speech — but hundreds of students walk out in protest at Google's Palestine policies

Sundar Pichai swerves AI in Stanford speech, but still faces protests at Google policies.

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Workers are spending hours every week 'botsitting' to make sure AI does its job properly

AI is helping workers deliver more quickly, but they're then having to go behind it picking up the pieces.

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Measuring AI ROI at tool level is missing the point

The AI winners in 2026 start with a defined problem and work towards a solution.

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What is the release date for Dutton Ranch episode 7 on Paramount+?

Rob-Will Jackson's return has led to yet another person's unnecessary death — but, when does Dutton Ranch episode 7 land on Paramount+?

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How emerging tech is rewriting cyberwarfare

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'Shadow AI becomes a massive enterprise liability': New study claims most of us are now using unauthorized AI tools at work

Workers are not just using unapproved AI tools, but also sharing sensitive business and customer information with public AI.

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Why AI pilots stall — and what organizations must fix to scale AI successfully

From pilot to production: why AI investment stalls and what it takes to build something that lasts.

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Is using a VPN legal in the USA, Canada and Mexico? What World Cup travelers need to know

The 2026 World Cup guide to crossing borders with a VPN

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Quordle hints and answers for Monday, June 15 (game #1603)

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NYT Connections hints and answers for Monday, June 15 (game #1100)

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How to watch Sweden vs Tunisia: Free Streams & TV Channels for FIFA World Cup 2026

Here's how to watch Sweden vs Tunisia for free online and from anywhere as the two sides kick off their FIFA World Cup 2026 campaign in a crucial Group F clash in Monterrey, Mexico.

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NYT Strands hints and answers for Monday, June 15 (game #834)

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"Our mobile phones have become the greatest spy on the planet" - quote of the day by antivirus pioneer John McAfee

The late cybersecurity entrepreneur often spoke on the aggressive encroachment of people's digital rights in the modern age

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I heard a 9.4.6-channel Dolby Atmos system in Denon and Marantz's elite reference listening room in their Japan factory — here's what a best-in-class system with tech from Bowers & Wilkins, Oppo, and Sony can do

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How to watch Ivory Coast vs Ecuador: Free Streams, TV Details and Kick-Off time for World Cup 2026

Here's how to watch Ivory Coast vs Ecuador for free online and from anywhere in Group E of the FIFA World Cup 2026.

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Many new AI data centers will be built on US drought-hit areas — raising questions over water and power supply

Nearly two-thirds of upcoming data centers tracked in a study are being built in areas that have been in drought over the last year.

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