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4 days ago · Experts Warn of Growing Inhalant Trend on TikTok as ‘Chroming’ Gains Popularity. Researchers have analyzed dozens of videos amassing millions of views on TikTok that feature the trend. By Ed ...
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Motorola May Be Releasing Its Cheapest Foldable Razr Yet....
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A Gizmodo analysis of OpenAI’s GPT store found more than 100...
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4 days ago · Human Feedback Makes AI Better at Deceiving Humans, Study Shows. In a preprint study, researchers found that training a language model with human feedback teaches the model to generate incorrect ...
5 days ago · Panasonic W95A Review: Impressive in All the Ways That Matter. Panasonic is back selling TVs in the U.S., and its latest mini-LED W95A Fire TV does everything it needs to for a solid user ...
2 days ago · Motorola May Be Releasing Its Cheapest Foldable Razr Yet. The rumor mill is churning about a sub-$500 Razr from Motorola, though it probably will only debut overseas. By Florence Ion Updated ...
4 days ago · Experts Warn of Growing Inhalant Trend on TikTok as ‘Chroming’ Gains Popularity. Researchers have analyzed dozens of videos amassing millions of views on TikTok that feature the trend. By Ed ...
4 days ago · Nikon’s Small World in Motion Competition Shows Cells, Crystals, and Vermeer Up Close. Some of the ten best videos of the microscopic world, for your viewing pleasure. By Artem Golub Published ...
4 days ago · A Gizmodo analysis of OpenAI’s GPT store found more than 100 tools that appear to violate the company’s policies regarding sexual content, cheating, legal and medical advice, gambling, fake ...
