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·23 hours ago

Revolutionary or Ruinous? What Musk, Gates, and 5 Other Technologists Fear Most About AI

Notable names including Elon Musk and Bill Gates have dubbed ChatGPT-style tech a potential risk to the human race, but (surprise!) they’re not as creeped out when it helps the bottom line. By Emily Dreibelbis Sam Altman, the CEO of ChatGPT’s parent company OpenAI, admitted last week he is “a…

AI

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Revolutionary or Ruinous? What Musk, Gates, and 5 Other Technologists Fear Most About AI
Revolutionary or Ruinous? What Musk, Gates, and 5 Other Technologists Fear Most About AI
AI

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·1 day ago

OpenAI: ChatGPT Could Disrupt 19% of US Jobs

Researchers examine how OpenAI’s GPT technology could affect the workforce, and find ‘the influence spans all wage levels, with higher-income jobs potentially facing greater exposure.’ By Michael Kan Will OpenAI’s ChatGPT replace your job? A new study from the company estimates that AI-powered chat technologies could seriously affect 19% of…

Chatgpt

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OpenAI: ChatGPT Could Disrupt 19% of US Jobs
OpenAI: ChatGPT Could Disrupt 19% of US Jobs
Chatgpt

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·2 days ago

The Future of Gaming: 10 Titles We Can’t Wait to See at GDC 2023

The Game Developer’s Conference is one of the best opportunities to see new technology and innovations in gaming, from indies to big franchises. Keep your eye on these upcoming titles throughout this year’s show. By K. Thor Jensen The Game Developers Conference is one of the industry’s most anticipated events…

Gaming

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The Future of Gaming: 10 Titles We Can’t Wait to See at GDC 2023
The Future of Gaming: 10 Titles We Can’t Wait to See at GDC 2023
Gaming

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·3 days ago

I Told You So: 12 Years In, Chromebooks Are Still Thriving and Innovating

After more than a decade, Google’s Chromebook model has clearly proven itself — just like I predicted it would many years ago. By Brian Westover In the earliest days of my career, as a young intern here at PCMag in 2010, one of my first assignments was to help with…

Computing

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I Told You So: 12 Years In, Chromebooks Are Still Thriving and Innovating
I Told You So: 12 Years In, Chromebooks Are Still Thriving and Innovating
Computing

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·6 days ago

Beware Phishy Emails: These Are the 50 Most Frequently Spoofed Brands

Is that email from your bank legit? FedEx? The IRS? Probably not. Don’t fall for messages that provoke panic and never, ever surrender your personal information. By Chandra Steele If you’ve ever been hooked by a phishing scam, it’s probably because the scammer was posing as a trusted brand. Only…

Phishing

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Beware Phishy Emails: These Are the 50 Most Frequently Spoofed Brands
Beware Phishy Emails: These Are the 50 Most Frequently Spoofed Brands
Phishing

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·Mar 16

The New ChatGPT: What You Get With GPT-4 vs. GPT-3.5

A new and improved version of ChatGPT has landed, delivering great strides in artificial intelligence. Is it worth paying for? Here’s what you need to know. By Eric Griffith ChatGPT, the Natural Language Generation (NLG) tool from OpenAI that auto-generates text, took the tech world by storm late in 2022…

Technology

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The New ChatGPT: What You Get With GPT-4 vs. GPT-3.5
The New ChatGPT: What You Get With GPT-4 vs. GPT-3.5
Technology

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·Mar 15

The Best Windows 11 Tips and Tricks

Customize your Windows 11 experience, learn about the best new features, and make sure you’re getting the most out of your desktop OS. By Jason Cohen & Michael Muchmore If you take the leap and upgrade to Windows 11, you’ll notice a slick redesign with a Chrome OS–like centered taskbar…

Computing

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The Best Windows 11 Tips and Tricks
The Best Windows 11 Tips and Tricks
Computing

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·Mar 13

Don’t Let Google Manage Your Passwords

Experts tell us that relying on Google Chrome (or any browser) to manage your passwords is a seriously bad idea. Here’s why. By Neil J. Rubenking Password management programs have been around since the ’90s, and the major browsers added password management as a built-in feature in the early 2000s…

Passwords

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Don’t Let Google Manage Your Passwords
Don’t Let Google Manage Your Passwords
Passwords

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·Mar 10

Starlink Flight Test: What It’s Like Using SpaceX’s Broadband for Inflight Wi-Fi

Regional carrier JSX is the first airline in the US to offer Starlink Wi-Fi. We tested it out on a quick roundtrip flight, and it delivered speeds competitive with 4G and sometimes even 5G. By Rob Pegoraro DALLAS—A flight to nowhere provided a sign that inflight Wi-Fi is going somewhere…

Starlink

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Starlink Flight Test: What It’s Like Using SpaceX’s Broadband for Inflight Wi-Fi
Starlink Flight Test: What It’s Like Using SpaceX’s Broadband for Inflight Wi-Fi
Starlink

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·Mar 9

How to Choose Backup Services and Software You’ll Actually Use

These quick, smart strategies for backing up your data are designed for people who are lazy, perfectionists, or somewhere in between. By Jill Duffy There’s a joke about there being two kinds of people: those who back up their data and those who haven’t lost everything yet. It’s painfully true…

Computing

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How to Choose Backup Services and Software You’ll Actually Use
How to Choose Backup Services and Software You’ll Actually Use
Computing

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