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Pentagon used Anthropic's Claude during Maduro raid

Anthropic is currently in tense discussions with the Pentagon about whether to loosen guardrails when its models are being used by the military.

Axios

I Spent A Week With The Cadillac Vistiq. Here’s Why I Didn’t Want To Give It Back

Most EVs from legacy automakers feel like gas cars hastily stuffed with batteries. Not the Vistiq, though.

InsideEVs

Mazda Explains Why The CX-5 Ditches The Controller Knob For A Touchscreen

Mazda has a new infotainment system that ditches the commander knob it launched over a decade ago for a massive touchscreen instead. At the time, Mazda Connect was the company’s approach to controlling the infotainment screen in a way that "was developed to be a less distracting and more intuitive…

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The Google Pixel 10a's leaked battery life is the upgrade I've been waiting for

The Pixel 10a leak confirms 53-hour battery life and a battery that stays healthy for years.

Android Central

5 things I wish I knew before I started using the Galaxy XR

The Samsung Galaxy XR is packed with awesome apps and experiences, but some of the most basic system functions are a little hidden.

Android Central

AI is indeed coming – but there is also evidence to allay investor fears

Opinions are divided about the potential impact of artificial intelligence as the response to a recent viral essay shows

The Guardian - UK

Android Auto update will put your car inside Google Maps – with customised models and colours

A little dab of Android Auto personalisation could make all the difference to your drive

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Meta's smart glasses success is getting harder to ignore — and rivals should be worried

Meta sold over 7 million Ray-Bans last year as smart glasses revenue more than tripled in early 2025.

Android Central

I matched Google's Nano Banana Pro AI image-maker against ByteDance's new Seedream 5.0 model and the real winner surprised me

Comparing images from Nano Banana Pro to Seedream 5.0

TechRadar

Google finally fixed Android's Driving Mode, so it only turns on at the right time

Driving mode will now turn on more reliably when your phone connects to your car's Bluetooth system.

Android Central

That rumored 'Wide' Galaxy Z Fold might be in testing with Samsung's next major OS

More rumors about Samsung's supposed Wide Fold surfaced, claiming that it's being tested with One UI 9.

Android Central

Google says Android 17 is still 'coming soon' – here are the 5 biggest features to look forward to

Android 17's first beta didn't land when expected, but it's still "coming soon" according to Google, and it could include some major new features.

TechRadar

1 High-Yield Dividend Stock to Buy Hand Over Fist in February 2026

TotalEnergies screens as a “buy hand over fist” dividend play because it couples a roughly 5% yield and sub‑12× forward P/E with resilient oil and gas cash flows and long-dated PPAs like the 1‑GW Google Texas solar deal.

Barchart

How to make The Conversation a preferred source on Google

There’s a lot of dodgy and divisive content online. But now there’s a way to choose something better. Google recently launched a new feature that allows you to nominate which sources you trust the most so they appear near the top of your search results.

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Anthropic raises $30bn in latest round, valuing Claude bot maker at $380bn

Maker of chatbot with coding ability says annualised revenue grew tenfold in each of past three years, to $14bn

Tom’s Guide

2 years later, the Apple Vision Pro finally gets an official YouTube app

YouTube finally has a native app for visionOS available and the Apple Vision Pro.

Tom’s Guide

300,000+ Chrome users installed these malicious extensions posing as AI assistants — delete them right now

Unsuspecting Chrome users put their browsing data at risk by installing these 30 extensions which promised quick access to AI but were really after their passwords, emails and other data.

TechRadar

'We believe the people responsible for defending the country should have access to the best tools available': OpenAI is giving the US military access to ChatGPT

OpenAI has agreed to let the US military use ChatGPT for "all lawful uses" without imposing technical restrictions.

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Tom’s Guide

Siri's problematic development continues as Apple reportedly pushes back launch...again

A new report claims that Apple is stil struggling with Siri 2.0 and may have delayed launching the voice assistant overhaul again

Android Central

Pixel 10a just leaked from every angle, but I'm more excited about this design change

New Pixel 10a renders highlight vibrant colors and a nearly flush camera module ahead of its launch.

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What Does Alphabet’s $31.5 Billion Bond Sale Really Mean for GOOGL Stock Investors?

Alphabet’s $31.5 billion bond sale signals an aggressive push to fund AI-driven growth, and this article examines whether the move strengthens GOOGL’s long-term growth outlook or introduces new risks for investors.

Fortune

Billionaire founder of Minecraft slams anyone advocating using AI to write code as ‘incompetent or evil’

Minecraft creator Markus Persson has just issued a warning: That AI is “being forced down our throats” and that leaders behind the push are “evil.”

Fortune

The CEO of Google DeepMind juggles another job as the founder of a multibillion-dollar startup by starting a second workday at 10 p.m.

While many CEOs may set their alarm clocks for a 5 a.m. wake-up time, Google DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis has just hit the pillow—oftentimes working until 4 a.m.

Tom’s Guide

The first brands advertising in ChatGPT reveal exactly who OpenAI thinks you are — and it’s surprisingly specific

OpenAI’s first advertisers include Adobe, Target and Ford. Here is why their "common thread" reveals exactly who OpenAI thinks the average ChatGPT user is — and how to spot the ads.

The Independent UK

Fitbit’s new AI coach finally makes sense of your health data (and it’s surprisingly bossy)

The personal health coach arrives in the UK and on iOS, promising to turn your stats into an action plan

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