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Legislation recently enacted in California will make it easier for consumers nationwide to protect their data California is requiring browsers to offer a signal that the user does not want their…
Continue Reading Why a new California law could change the way all Americans browse the internet
Grokipedia, Elon Musk’s AI-generated answer to Wikipedia, is about as deranged as you’d expect — and you don’t have to dig very deep to see why. We could, of course,…
As the founder and editor of KnowTechie, I feel it’s necessary to publicly address and correct the recent report published by Gadget Review regarding our publication. Their so-called “investigation” into…
If you’ve been dragging your feet on upgrading your living room’s biggest eyesore (a.k.a. that black rectangle on the wall), Samsung’s The Frame TV just gave you the best reason…
Today’s links Why Wikipedia works: Agreeing on source notability, not facts. Hey look at this: Delights to delectate. Object permanence: Zero History; XKCD cake; Kazaa judgment. Upcoming appearances: Where to…
In the wake of OpenAI’s long-awaited release of GPT-5, it appears that the company has learned one big lesson: the realization that it’s wildly out of touch with its customers.…
The launch of OpenAI’s long-awaited GPT-5 model last week marked an ignominious chapter for the company. While it boasted modest performance upgrades on paper, the actual experience of using it…
Grok, Elon Musk’s “maximum truth-seeking” chatbot, was briefly suspended on August 11 — and nobody, including the xAI bot, knows what really happened. As flagged by Gizmodo, users reported that…
Google’s notorious AI Overviews feature appears to have finally gotten it right — but for all the wrong reasons. As flagged on Bluesky, if you ask Google why its own…
Mercurial billionaire Elon Musk is famously prolific as a father: at last count, the man has sired 14 known children — though there may be far more in the shadows…