Study finds university students keep using ChatGPT for learning
A new study from Eötvös Loránd University examines why higher education students intend to continue using ChatGPT for academic work.
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Nonprofit tracking meteors plans weeks of downtime after cyberattack
A nonprofit organization that tracks meteors says it will be largely out of commission for several weeks following a critical cyberattack.
Apple iPhone 17 Pro discounts available at retailers after new model launch
Retailers and telcos are selling discounted iPhone 17 Pro models in Australia following the recent unveiling of the iPhone 18 Pro.
Panasonic launches new 4K Blu-ray player in Japan
Panasonic has announced the release of a new DMR-4X1010 4K Blu-ray player available only in Japan.
OpenAI launches new framework to disclose AI misalignment incidents publicly
OpenAI announced a new public disclosure framework for AI misalignment incidents on Wednesday.
Douglas Engelbart presents The Mother of All Demos at Stanford Research Institute
Inventor Douglas Engelbart delivered a legendary interactive computing demonstration at the Stanford Research Institute in November 1968.
White House pauses AI oversight agency plans after tech leaders oppose proposal
US officials halted work on a proposed artificial intelligence regulatory body following objections from major technology companies and the White House.
Lionsgate releases new trailer for Sunrise on the Reaping while Laika debuts Wildwood
Lionsgate released a new trailer for the film Sunrise on the Reaping and Laika Studios debuted a full-length trailer for its stop-motion feature Wildwood.
Specialized Diverge Pro 4 handles rough gravel conditions effectively
Specialized has released the new Diverge Pro 4 gravel bike designed for difficult road surfaces.
Meta plans to sell new smart glasses without cameras at upcoming event
Meta is preparing to launch a new model of smart glasses that lack integrated cameras ahead of its annual Connect event in Menlo Park next week.