AI Can Crack Jokes, But Does It Really Understand Humor? Here's What New Research Says
Some AI scientists argue that, while it is impressive that these models can crack jokes, here's where it stands on comprehending humor.
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Apple Mandates Fast Charging For Apple Watch Accessory Makers, Insiders Say
With a new Apple Watch series reportedly coming later this year, it seems fast charging will be the way of the future for makers of third-party chargers.
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Californians Choose EVs Over Gas-Powered Vehicles In Record Numbers
California continues leading the charge in the U.S. for adopting electric vehicles over gas-powered ones. The figures on new EV sales continue climbing.
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Avoiding detection by radar has become a necessity for modern military aircraft. Here is how the science behind stealth technology actually works.
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The Toyota And Nintendo Crossover Led To This Tricked Out 2024 Grand Highlander
An unexpected collaboration between Toyota and Nintendo of America led to a tricked-out version of the 2024 Grand Highlander that you have to see.
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2023 Ford Maverick Vs 2023 Hyundai Santa Cruz: The Best Budget Truck For You
Oft overlooked in the wake of the Maverick's popularity, Hyundai also markets a versatile mini truck called the Santa Cruz, but is it a worthy adversary?
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10 Essential Switch Accessories You Should Be Using
The Nintendo Switch is a great little console, but these add-ons can make it an even more impressive machine.
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What Ever Happened To The Dodge Viper Defender From The TV Show Viper?
Back in the late 90s, the TV show "Viper" introduced us to a futuristic version of the Dodge Viper Here's what happened to some of the cars from the show.
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Aereo: How The Internet TV Company Got Shut Down By The Supreme Court
Before Pluto and Sling, there was Aereo, a short-lived company that attempted to bring live TV to internet streaming until the Supreme Court shut it down.
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Bing AI Chat Is Coming To Third-Party Mobile Browsers, But There's A Catch
Microsoft's Bing AI chatbot is headed to other browsers like Firefox and Chrome, on desktop and mobile devices, but Edge users will still get special treatment.
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Why Israel's Military Is Doubling Down On AI Warfare
Artificial intelligence isn't limited to generating paintings and doing your homework for you. Militaries like the IDF are embracing AI for warfare, too.
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5 Of The Most Unreliable Used Nissans To Stay Away From
Used Nissan models can be somewhat of a mixed bag, and it's important to know ahead of time what cars (and model years) have serious reliability issues.
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The Surprising Costs Of Maintaining An Electric Vehicle
Owning an EV is often considered more cost-effective than gas-powered cars, but there are some hidden costs you need to be aware of before taking the plunge.
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How EVs Have Led Mitsubishi To Pause Business In China
New regulations on vehicles sold in China have led Mitsubishi to place a hold on its business there. They're not the only ones struggling in the market, either.
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The Story Behind Volkswagen's Infamous Dieselgate Scandal
The Volkswagen Dieselgate scheme affected more than 500,000 vehicles in the U.S. and over 10.4 million cars sold worldwide.
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JooJoo: The Tablet That Beat Apple To Market, Only To Be Discontinued
Rife with controversy, dwindling interest, and delays, and overall disappointment, the promising JooJoo tablet didn't stand a chance upon release.
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The Biggest Problems With Electric Cars That Still Haven't Been Solved
Electric cars have improved rapidly over the last few decades, but there are still some issues to be worked out. Here are the biggest problems facing EVs today.
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Ryan Evans is the lead artist at Count's Kustoms car shop and he has quite a fan base because of his artwork. Here's everything we know about him.
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5 Cars That Honda Should Have Never Discontinued
Honda has had some great cars in its lineup that didn't survive the test of time. Here are some of our favorites that we wish were still around.
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Nuclear Vs Thermonuclear Weapons: Difference Explained
Nuclear and Thermonuclear weapons are similar in how they function, but one packs a much bigger punch than the other. We explain the differences for you.
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8 Of The Best GPS Trackers For Your Car
With these automobile GPS trackers, you can easily track where your vehicle and its passengers are at all times, even across international borders.
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2023 Chevrolet Silverado ZR2 Bison Review: Purpose Not Posturing
The 2023 Chevrolet Silverado ZR2 Bison arrives with upgrades that make it an assured off-roader while also delivering smooth on-road performance.
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How Ford's Maverick Became One Of Its Most Popular Trucks
The Ford Maverick isn't pickup truck to be slept on if you enjoy something affordable that skip on performance.
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Why Your Android Auto Keeps Disconnecting And How To Fix It
Does your Android Auto setup repeatedly give up on you midway through navigation? Here's what might be behind the issue.
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SpaceX Launches New Batch Of Starlink Satellites Following Minor Delay
Following a small delay, SpaceX successfully launched 22 Starlink satellites into low-Earth orbit, expanding the space-based internet service's constellation.
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Apps that appear on the iPhone's home screen can l be placed into folders so you can not only find things easier, but make your interface look more organized.
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How NASA's Sky-High Tech Helps Wine Makers Look For Grape Disease
NASA is well-known for its space exploration, but the agency also dedicates its time to Earth-related matters. Case in point? Spotting grape disease from above.
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