Jon Reed
Editor at CNET
Pixel-stained wretch. Energy stuff for @cnet. https://t.co/WjJwOlzyRI Pitches? joreed at cnet dot com
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2 weeks ago |
cnet.com | Jon Reed
See something interesting while scrolling on your iPhone? A new feature in iOS 26 will make it easier to learn more about it with updates to Apple's Visual Intelligence announced Monday at the company's annual WWDC event. Visual Intelligence can already use the company's Apple Intelligence models to identify what you see in the real world and photograph with the camera.
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2 weeks ago |
cnet.com | Jon Reed
The way you search online or ask an AI chatbot for information can influence the results you get, even if you aren't trying to find information that reinforces your own beliefs, according to a new study. People tend to use terms, whether in a traditional search engine like Google or a conversational tool like OpenAI's ChatGPT, that reflect their existing biases and perceptions, according to the study, published this spring in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
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2 weeks ago |
cnet.com | Jon Reed
See something interesting while scrolling on your iPhone? A new feature in iOS 26 will make it easier to learn more about it with updates to Apple's Visual Intelligence announced Monday at the company's annual WWDC event. Visual Intelligence can already use the company's Apple Intelligence models to identify what you see in the real world and photograph with the camera.
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3 weeks ago |
cnet.com | Jon Reed
Congress would slam the brakes on any state rules and laws around artificial intelligence under language in the big federal spending bill now before the US Senate. Proponents say such a move would help the industry grow and compete with AI developers in China, while critics say it would limit the power of anyone but the federal government to put guardrails around a technology that is quickly becoming a major part of our lives.
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3 weeks ago |
cnet.com | Jon Reed
Generative AI developers should take steps to ensure the use of their tools doesn't harm young people who use them, the American Psychological Association warned in a health advisory Tuesday. The report, compiled by an advisory panel of psychology experts, called for tech companies to ensure there are boundaries with simulated relationships, to create age-appropriate privacy settings and to encourage healthy uses of AI, among other recommendations.
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