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You can also turn the toggles off in the T-Life app by following these steps:

1. Open the T-Life app on your phone or tablet.

2. Go to the Manage tab and tap the gear icon in the top-right corner.

3. Scroll down and tap Privacy & policies in the menu.

4. Tap Privacy dashboard and find the relevant toggles.

“No AI tool is a replacement for your voice or your lived experience. But at a time when mental energy is scarce, these tools can help get you unstuck faster, calmer, and with more clarity.”

Jeez.

The main goal of the Android workgroup is to add and maintain Android as an officially supported platform for the Swift language.

After a week, Trump Mobile drops claim that Trump phone is “made in the USA”

Big surprise.

Experts predict that 90% of code will be AI-generated within the next year. While this will further accelerate the software development process, it raises concerns about code quality, primarily due to the increasing prevalence of AI-driven code reviews. We now have numerous AI tools available that automate code review workflows.

“My predictions have a pretty good track record,”

With every red badge in iOS Settings, every pop-up come-on to subscribe to Apple TV+, and every multi-billion-dollar product placement deal, Apple chips away at the customer experience in exchange for income growth.

Gonzalez Rogers ruled Apple was in “willful violation” of the court’s injunction on anticompetitive pricing and commissions, which would have seemingly allowed Fortnite to return to the App Store. But Apple sat on the submission for a week instead, neither approving nor denying the game’s publication, while its lawyers crafted a response.

Apple continues to disappoint.

Backlash against Musk’s AI chatbot was prompt, forcing his company, xAI, to quickly respond, blaming Grok’s unchecked and unwanted mentions of a claimed “genocide” on “an unauthorized modification” made by a rogue employee to “the Grok response bot’s prompt on X.”

Does Musk need authorization to make changes?

When asked about the “low code, no code” trend, Gosling expresses skepticism rooted in historical context: “People have been saying low code, no code for decades. That was the pitch for COBOL.” He noted that such approaches typically excel in narrow domains but struggle with complexity outside their specific focus areas.

“My biggest problem with AI and ML is just the names.” He suggests that “advanced statistical methods” would be a more accurate descriptor than terms that invite misleading analogies to human reasoning. In his view, these technologies represent “extremely complex hammers and screwdrivers”: tools that humans use rather than autonomous systems that threaten jobs.

..and my personal fav:

“You get started on a vibe coding session, and it can actually be pretty cool, but as soon as your project gets even slightly complicated, they pretty much always blow their brains out.”

Indicating that a rogue employee was to blame, the post added new measures would be brought in to ensure that xAI employees “can’t modify the prompt without review”. It said the code review process for prompt changes had been “circumvented” in the incident. A new 24/7 monitoring team is also being brought in to deal with answers not caught by automated systems, xAI said.

So now Musk is a Rogue Employee?

Jeff Bezos now has no choice but to insist that Amazon display tariffs on its website now. None. Zero. If he doesn’t insist on it, he will prove himself to be among history’s least principled cowards.

King, who is considered a news journalist, and therefore is expected to play by CBS News rules of ethics — in which you are not supposed to accept any gifts, let alone one that costs millions — is said to be, by my sources, “under the microscope” right now, especially with CBS mornings’ dismal ratings.

She needs to go. Her integrity is shot.

The problem is, these code suggestions often include hallucinated package names that sound real but don’t exist. I’ve seen this firsthand. You paste it into your terminal and the install fails – or worse, it doesn’t fail, because someone has slop-squatted that exact package name.

If you all work obscenely hard, at the end you can celebrate your accomplishments by getting fired.

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