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Anthropic is telling candidates not to use AI in job applications

If you want a job at Anthropic, the company behind the powerful AI assistant Claude, you won’t be able to depend on Claude to get you the job.As spotted by Simon Willson (via 404 Media), job applications for nearly every open position at Anthropic include an intriguing AI policy question.Basically, the company doesn’t want applicants…

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Nvidia RTX 5090 and 5080 GPU launch was frustrating and chaotic, leaving many PC gamers disappointed – exactly as the rumors predicted

Nvidia’s RTX 5080 and 5090 launch was just as the rumor mill forecastStock was light and sold out very quickly indeedThere were queues, an inevitable clamor for next-gen GPUs, and even chaotic scenes at one Japanese retailerNvidia’s RTX 5080 and 5090 graphics cards sold out in very quick fashion, just as the rumors predicted, on…

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I saw Nvidia’s new DLSS 4 in action on the RTX 5090 and it’s a true game changer – here’s why

DLSS 4 is about to change the game for all RTX GPU usersThe super resolution performance mode has seen a significant boost in terms of image quality and clarityFrame Generation’s smearing and ghosting has been reducedAfter its long-awaited reveal at CES 2025, Nvidia’s RTX 5090 and 5080 graphics cards have now officially launched, which has…

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Masa Son says AGI will be here even sooner than expected, but don’t get your hopes up

It’s only Tuesday but OpenAI has had a great week so far, seemingly making forgotten all the talk about DeepSeek. That’s the viral AI from China that challenged the best ChatGPT model last week, tanking the US stock market in the process.Since Friday, OpenAI has made several announcements. First, ChatGPT o3-mini and o3-mini-high were released…

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Apple’s App Store is under investigation in China

The European Union forced Apple last year to open the App Store under the Digital Markets Act (DMA) work. iPhone users in the EU can install third-party app marketplaces, use third-party payment systems, and sideload apps as a result. Apple and the EU are still fighting over the DMA implementations.As an iPhone user in the…

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Apple Invites and Sports apps could hint at major iOS 19 redesign

This past year, Apple released two new apps: Apple Invites and Apple Sports. Besides that, with iOS 18, the company unveiled two unique UIs for the Action Button and the iMessage menu. With all that in mind, some iPhone users think Apple might be preparing a big iOS 19 redesign, and they might be correct.Before…

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Apple reportedly started M5 mass production ahead of 2025 Mac releases

A few months after Apple ordered TSMC to start the production development of the M5 chip, ET News reports that mass production for this upcoming processor has now begun. According to the publication, mass production for the M5 chip, which is expected to power new Macs, iPads, and Apple Vision Pro, started in January. ET…

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Helium Mobile launched the first-ever free phone plan, with 5G data and voice for $0

You might not be familiar with Helium Mobile, but you should get acquainted with the company if you want to spend less on your phone bill. That’s because Helium introduced three new mobile plans this week, including the nation’s first free phone plan. For $0/month, you get 3GB of data, 300 texts, and 100 minutes…

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North Korean hackers created new macOS malware disguised as popular app installers

Another day, another macOS malware is trying to actively exploit your Mac. This time, North Korean hackers are using fake job offers hidden in updates to popular apps like Zoom and Google Chrome to invade your Mac.As security researchers from SentinelLabs (via AppleInsider) reported, North Korean hackers are pushing the macOS Ferret family of malware.…

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