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  • Sep 14 2026

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    Musk Drops Apple Lawsuit Over ChatGPT Siri Deal Elon Musk has dropped his lawsuit against Apple over the deal that brought ChatGPT to Siri. The dispute centred on Apple's decision to integrate OpenAI's chatbot into its voice assistant, a partnership Musk argued unfairly favoured one AI company over ...

  • Sep 14 2026

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    AppZapper Returns as AppZapper 3000 AppZapper, long remembered as one of the Mac's most beloved uninstallers, is making a comeback under a new name: AppZapper 3000. The return brings a familiar utility back to a platform that has changed considerably since the original app first appeared. For anyone...

  • Sep 15 2026

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    Why Update Your Resume Month Matters in 2026 In 1482, Leonardo da Vinci wrote what is widely considered the world’s first resume. Centuries later, in September 2000, Laura DeCarlo started National Update Your Resume Month to encourage workers to track achievements, review their careers, and build co...

  • Sep 14 2026

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    The Incident: Waymo Pulls Over and Calls Cops A Waymo robotaxi reportedly pulled itself over and summoned police after detecting that its passengers were carrying a ghost gun. According to the source account, the vehicle made the decision autonomously, without a human safety driver intervening. Rath...

  • Sep 14 2026

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    Microsoft's Response to AI Safety Concerns As public and regulatory scrutiny of artificial intelligence intensified, Microsoft moved to formalise its ethical commitments. The company's answer to mounting safety concerns was the creation of a humanist AI code of conduct — a framework intended to keep...

  • Sep 15 2026

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    Why Update Your Resume Month Matters in 2026 In 1482, Leonardo da Vinci wrote what is widely considered the world’s first resume. Centuries later, in September 2000, Laura DeCarlo started National Update Your Resume Month to encourage workers to track achievements, review their careers, and build co...

  • Sep 14 2026

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    Valve's New Headset: A Joyous Early Access Hardware Valve's new headset is another joyous piece of early access hardware, and that is meant as praise rather than a complaint. Like the Steam Deck before it, this is a device that arrives full of promise, rough edges and untapped potential, inviting pl...

  • Sep 14 2026

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    Valve's Statement on Steam Frame Pricing Valve has acknowledged that the Steam Frame's price tag is higher than the company originally intended. In a statement addressing the launch, Valve said the hardware "was supposed to cost less than it does," confirming that the final pricing did not match its...

  • Sep 15 2026

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    Why Entry-Level Jobs Demand Years of Work Experience You spent years in college learning your craft, networking at every event, and putting yourself out there. So, of course, it feels frustrating when you graduated with a 4.0 and have absolutely no job prospects in sight. But employers are not being...

  • Sep 14 2026

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    Trump's Remarks at the All-In Summit Speaking at the All-In Summit, President Donald Trump addressed the growing anxiety surrounding artificial intelligence and automation head-on, telling attendees that "the robots will not be taking over." The remark was delivered as a direct reassurance to a crow...

  • Sep 14 2026

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    Dario Amodei Publishes Long Essay on AI Safety Dario Amodei published a lengthy essay focused on AI safety, and the piece quickly became the catalyst for widespread discussion. The essay was substantial enough to draw attention well beyond the usual circles, prompting reactions from prominent figure...

  • Sep 15 2026

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    From On-Site Engineer to Health Crisis For nearly a decade, Elizabeth ‘Lizzy’ Conger worked where engineers are often most useful: on-site. At Dow Chemical in Texas, she served as the on-the-site engineering expert on 20-plus construction projects. It was “boots-on-the-ground work,” she says. But ju...