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‘I’ve seen AIs of me sitting with Obama talking about insane things that we never did’: George Clooney raises the alarm over AI fakes — while Maggie Gyllenhaal says the tech 'fundamentally did not work’ when she was pressured to use it in filmmaking
George Clooney and Maggie Gyllenhaal discussed the future of AI in filmmaking at the The Future of Creativity hosted by Finch & Partners and CAA in Venice.
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Beyond AI adoption: what it takes to deliver measurable business value
Why AI success requires better workflows, accountability, governance and measurable outcomes.
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Half of Brits admit they still don't know what a data center is
Just one in two Brits know what a data center is, but even more see them as having a negative impact and many are worried about energy consumption.
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Dyson just revived its Corrale straightener — and by shrinking it down and adding an ingenious cooling attachment, it's turned it into a tool I'm actually excited about
The new Corrale has a cooling attachment, and with a corded rather than cordless design, it's lighter and less bulky than the original.
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We tried Xiaomi’s thunder-stealing iPhone Ultra rival — here’s what the Xiaomi 18 Fold could tell us about Apple’s rumored foldable
The Xiaomi 18 Fold is the latest in a growing line of shorter, wider foldables — here are our first impressions of the device.
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How to watch Champions League 2026/27: Free Streams & TV Channels for Matchday 1
All the ways to watch Champions League 2026/27 live streams from anywhere, as Real Madrid vs Inter and Liverpool vs Atletico Madrid headline matchday 1.
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A third of workers believe having an AI boss would make them more productive
Over 33% of employees feel they would be more productive under an AI boss, with directors also favourable towards replacing middle managers with agentic solutions.
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Almost all AI tools are now running with no oversight from IT — putting companies in the firing line
Organizations are employing AI tools as a “fire-and-forget” solution, overlooking the importance of AI oversight and leaving security teams with the problem of seeking out avoidable vulnerabilities.
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GMKtec is offering a surprisingly affordable mini PC that won't break the bank
GMKtec M5 Ultra mini PC starts near $270 with dual 2.5GbE and 64GB of headroom, but the octa-core Ryzen 7 inside is a rebadged 2021 chip that could limit performance.
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What is the release date for Stuart Fails to Save the Universe episode 8 on HBO Max?
This week, everyone needs to fall in line... Apocalypse Now style. But when does Stuart Fails to Save the Universe episode 8 hit HBO Max?
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The wait for The Wolf Among Us 2 has been a long one — but its Gamescom 2026 preview has me more hyped than ever
My preview of The Wolf Among Us 2 at Gamescom 2026 promised me one thing: it'll be worth the long wait.
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American data centers in just seven states are reportedly using more water than all the cities in California
Data centers in seven states are being linked to the consumption of 10.4 million acre-feet of water annually.
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‘If we don’t like it, we’ll kill it. If we love it, we’ll marry it’: We were dreaming about ChatGPT thousands of years before it existed — here's how ancient myths shaped the AI we’re building today
The authors of Myth-Made Machines explain how ancient myths and science fiction shaped our hopes and fears about today’s AI.
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Cathay Pacific tests Google AI that dramatically cuts airplane contrails — tiny altitude shifts slash environmental impact by 40% in early trials
Google is expanding its AI-driven contrail reduction project to a new part of the world.
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Robot co-workers could soon be a common sight, as Intel report claims workplace robotics are approaching a 'critical threshold'
Report highlights shortcomings – particularly in infrastructure and strategy – limiting the adoption of robotics and opportunities for effective scaling.
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Ryzen AI Max+ PRO 495 mini PCs with 192GB RAM emerge — Acemagic, GMKtek, Framework debut ultra-expensive 'supercomputers' that can handle 300B-parameter
AMD’s Ryzen AI Max+ PRO 495 is entering mini PCs with huge memory capacities and local AI support for massive language models.
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6 data centers hit by lawsuits as Microsoft, xAI battle millions in damages — dozens of gas turbines bypassing dBA monitors plague two US states
Microsoft and xAI face lawsuits alleging data center noise, pollution and vibration, while residents challenge existing methods for measuring these impacts.
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Huawei's new ultra-light laptop is genuinely ridiculously slim and slender at just 798g - but Western fans might never get their hands on one
Huawei's 798g MateBook Pro S is a genuine engineering feat, even if Huawei's claims of a 'breakthrough' are exaggerated.
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Wi-Fi 8 explained — TP-Link launches first routers, but here's why most Wi-Fi 6 and 7 owners should probably wait
Wi-Fi 8 offers a whole lot of performance benefits over Wi-Fi 7, but there are nuances to consider with any upgrade decision.
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Looking for professional, affordable IEMs? Beyerdynamic’s new wired earbuds may fit the bill — but after a thorough test, they’re not quite perfect
Beyerdynamic’s affordable IEMs offer impressive bass at a tempting low price, but can they compete with rivals such as Sennheiser and Meze Audio?
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An electric plane that transforms into a boat just flew its first human-crewed flight — Viceroy Seaglider has a 15,000lbs MTOW and will fly up to 180 miles
REGENT’s Viceroy has completed its first crewed flight, advancing an electric seaglider programme aimed at coastal travel and defence operations.
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Scientists develop ‘ultrafast magnetic-field pulses’ memory system that could cut AI data center energy use by 100x — and even get close to hitting thermodynamic limits
A new scientific paper outlines a way to cut AI data center energy usage by ‘orders of magnitude’.
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Dodge component price hikes with the iBuyPower Labor Day sale — save up to $350 on gaming PCs featuring an AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D, RX 9070XT, and 32GB of DDR5 RAM
The iBuyPower Labor Day sale has big discounts of up to $350 on gaming PCs featuring top-end components such as the Ryzen 7 7800X3D, RX 9070XT, RTX 5080, and 32GB of DDR5 RAM.
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Another Rowhammer attack has been detected, and Nvidia workstation GPUs are firmly in the firing line
Nvidia spent a year telling people ECC was the answer to GPU Rowhammer. GPUThor might have just proved them wrong.
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Two major security flaws are affecting more than six million WordPress websites
Patches are available, so WordPress users should hurry up and apply them.
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Can an Nvidia RTX 5050 gaming laptop help you beat the memory crisis? As a laptop expert, here’s when I’d buy one — and when I wouldn’t
Labor Day sales bring RTX 5050-toting gaming laptops to under $1,000. Does this mean they are great options for budget-conscious gamers, or do they make too many compromises? Let me explain.
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Honkai: Nexus Anima could be the free-to-play Pokémon killer
Hoyoverse's next release is a gacha creature collector called Honkai: Nexus Anima.
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'The Half-Life 2 of AI': Saber executive thinks the controversial tech will create great games someday — but I’m not so sure
Saber Interactive doubles down on its enthusiasm for AI in game development — but are you sold?
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Osprey's automatic EV charging promises to ease a major electric car frustration — but the 'plug in and walk away' tech is still no panacea
Osprey's new app could help ease a major EV headache, but it's still part of a frustratingly fragmented system.
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This week's Labor Day sales include record-low prices on Sony, Nikon, and Canon cameras — our experts recommend these 16 deals
The Labor Day sales at specialist retailers include the Canon EOS R5 Mark II, the Nikon Z5 II, and the Sony A7R V, to name just a few.
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It’s a direct rival to Apple and Samsung and I hope I can get hold of one
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The Best of IFA 2026: An Instant Pot for Cats, Camera-Equipped Toothbrush and More
The IFA 2026 tech event has begun, and these are the coolest devices we’ve spotted at the expo.
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2027 Android Phones Could Boost Gaming Graphics and AI Tasks With Arm’s New Chip Tech
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Hypershell’s Halo Full-Leg Exoskeleton Made Me Dream Big About the Hikes I Hope to One Day Attempt
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I Went Eyes-On With the Aurzen Zip Pro Foldable, Portable Projector. It’s Ready to Shine Your Entertainment Anywhere
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This Gorgeous UST Projector Has a High-Tech Secret
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A Humanoid Pretended to Punch Me. It’s Time to Stop Glorifying Violence Among Robots
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Hohem’s Eyepic Combines an Action Cam and Gimbal. I Haven’t Seen Anything Like It Before
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Apple promised improved durability for the iPhone 17 Pro, and its Ceramic Shield 2 protection might be the biggest durability upgrade in years.
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This Interactive Tool Visually Compares Your Vaccine vs. Disease Risk
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An Apple Watch Ultra 4 Could Outshine the Series 12 This Year, but at What Price?
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Orbitals Review: The Perfect Couples Co-op Game for the Switch 2
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As a Pet Parent to 3 Asthmatic Cats, I’m Eyeing This New AAFA-Certified Vacuum at IFA 2026
Eufy’s sterilization-focused robot vacuum is the product I’m most looking forward to checking out in Berlin.
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Interview: Huawei targets Saudi Arabia’s shift from AI experimentation to enterprise-scale adoption
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Activist takes data protection watchdog to court after Europol ‘unlawfully’ processed personal data
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HP grows Saudi presence through AI, manufacturing and skills investment
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