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Hardware is Wall Street's new favorite bet

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White Castle is taking drive-thru orders using an AI voice system that claims to be more accurate than a human

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White Castle says the aim is to free up time for staff and make sure customers don't feel rushed placing their orders.

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Your next iPhone could be thinner as Apple reportedly aims to slim down its product range

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Apple launches iOS 18 later this year.

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We asked Meta AI how to disable it and it pretended to know

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Meta AI is hard to turn off.

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McDonalds is removing its AI drive-thru voice ordering system from over 100 restaurants after its mishaps went viral

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McDonald's.

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These Are the Best AI Music Generators You Can Use Right Now

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Artificial intelligence is pretty much everywhere you look at the moment, churning out reams and reams of text and piles and piles and images, and its ability to synthesize

Apple is the first tech giant to get AI right

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Apple's new iPhone features are the first time a Big Tech company has made AI useful for normal people.

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AI could supercharge offshoring

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Artificial intelligence could make offshoring more attractive to companies.

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Why OpenAI is getting harder to trust

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A composite photo of OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, Edward Snowden, and former NSA head Paul Nakasone.

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If Google is doubling down on risky AI features, experts say it needs to be clear about what can go wrong

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Liz Reid is Google's VP of Search reportedly told employees they shouldn't let risk keep them from launching AI features.

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