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Jennifer Pattison Tuohy of The Verge says Apple’s HomePod Mini 2 feels more compelling after using a pair at home, despite arriving six years after the original with no speaker hardware upgrade. It costs…
Startup Everbloom’s renoa has been approved by the U.S. Federal Trade Commission as the first new fiber classification in 25 years. The FTC regulates fiber labeling in the United States. Renoa is made from…
OpenAI says it is testing a combined experience for Chat and Work tabs in ChatGPT, while preparing to share usage allowances between ChatGPT and Codex. The company described the plans in an email seen…
Snowflake says businesses can reduce AI costs by routing each task to a model suited to its needs, rather than relying on the most powerful model for every request. The company describes this approach…
As improvements from increasing AI model size diminish, developers are turning to multi-agent systems, in which two or more models share work. But coordinating agents can add latency, increase token use and create new…
Jabra’s Evolve3 65 Flex is a foldable, on-ear business headset designed to be more portable than the Evolve3 85. It weighs 143g, compared with 220g for the Evolve3 85 in the reviewer’s previous test.…
A Greenhouse survey of more than 1,100 job seekers in the UK and Ireland found that 81% of applicants are rejected without speaking to anyone at the company. The findings appear in the hiring…
At a Brooklyn election event five days before Election Day, conversations about attention and the Democratic Party kept returning to artificial intelligence (AI) and data centers, according to TechCrunch reporter Dominic
Anthropic engineering manager Felix Rieseberg says he has stopped asking candidates to complete coding challenges in interviews, arguing that Claude now performs better at them. In a blog post about how junior engineers
Apple CEO John Ternus says the company plans to use AI in new products, but does not want to add it without a clear purpose. “We don’t want to ship AI for AI’s sake,”…
A federal judge has denied xAI’s motion to dismiss an NAACP lawsuit over pollution at the company’s Colossus data center outside Memphis. The case will proceed. The NAACP, represented by the Southern Environmental Law…
Google, Meta and other technology companies are facing questions over subpoenas seeking user data related to criticism of the Trump administration’s immigration policy, according to TechRadar. The report says companies h
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