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Home Assistant is an open-source home automation platform that integrates with various smart home devices through local and cloud services.
…Worse, Microsoft’s Gaming Copilot is still baked into the Xbox app—it’s been rebranded “Game Assist” as Microsoft seems to be trying to hide from Copilot’s terrible reputation , but…
…Carroll says he first became aware of Front Gate a couple of months ago, when he was considering attending Electric Daisy Carnival, a giant electronic dance music festival in his hometown of…
…Niche and trifling? That’s me! Where others vibe code résumé reviewers and inventory trackers and automated assistants to boost their work productivity, I had a different target in mind. Over the…
…The US Department of Homeland Security quietly ousted two of the agency’s privacy officials after they questioned the mislabeling of certain records related to surveillance technologies and other tech in ways…
…The company says this unit will have some of the same features, including private display screens, Bluetooth capability, web browsing, AI-powered visual assistance, and a “wide variety” of AR experiences that…
…My first task was to read a conversation between a user and “the assistant,” one of the major large-language chatbot models. Using a “bible” that dictated how the assistant should respond…
…AI relies on older Google Assistant model. Typically priced at about $1,300, the TCL NXTVISION is a solid art television that can’t quite match the picture quality of Samsung’s…
…The ultrasound could be delivered in 20 minutes, and patients could go home the same day. Linda couldn’t believe what she was seeing on TV. She yelled out to her teenage…
…autonomous vehicles and humanoid robots, and, according to Musk, “Samsung agreed to allow Tesla to assist in maximizing manufacturing efficiency.” “This is a critical point, as I will walk the line personally…
…for Android or its Gemini assistant, it often also announces some of those capabilities for other platforms, like Wear OS smartwatches, Android Auto, or Google Home. Chromebooks were rarely part of that…