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A visit by the Israeli prime minister to a coffee shop shows how the truth is now up for grabs.
The company’s new DLSS 5 technology enhances game visuals to make them look more real, but some hardcore gamers are having none of it.
A fake soldier duped a million patriots for OnlyFans cash. It’s a sign of more worrying things to come.
The newly launched Magic Layers feature dissects flat images into native objects, putting an end to the frustrating era of pixel-locked assets.
Unlike rival tools like Nano Banana or GPT-Image, the AI assistant in Photoshop web and mobile gives you ultra-precise editing capabilities.
Your chicken scratch rendered as a usable font. Sure, why not.
The robot captures the soul of the animated character, thanks to a custom AI engine and clever robotics.
The Chinese carmaker’s new batteries feature a 5-minute charge and 621-mile range, plus a 620,000-mile lifespan and lower prices.
Apple’s $599 laptop is a supply-chain triumph wrapped in nostalgic candy colors, but it fails to deliver the ‘new’ its name demands.
The electric carmaker says its ‘Full Self-Driving’ claims aren’t misleading. The law takes a different view.
With visual truth shattered forever and zero self-regulation by the tech industry, it’s time to educate people, hard.
The viral fake ad about harvesting human energy hits too close to home.
Pixel Agents turns your AI coding agents into adorable sprite characters who work for you in an office, allowing you to keep tabs on what’s going on...
Musk says the key to his moon mission is a ‘mass driver,’ a giant magnetic catapult that was originally designed in the 1970s.
The latest Lego Ideas set captures Charles Schulz’s design in brick form.
Variant’s eyedropper feature lets you take the style of one design and pull it into another with a single click.