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Can you stop AI companies from training on what you write?
The opt-out settings are real, they only work going forward, and they only bind companies that choose to honor them. What each one actually does, and the one place you have real power.
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What AI tools actually do, where they help, and where the hype outruns the product.
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Your doctor wants to record the visit with AI. Here is what to ask before you say yes.
Your clinic will tell you the tool is HIPAA compliant. That doesn't actually mean much. Four questions to ask before you agree, and what to do if you would rather not.
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The AI boom is showing up on price tags
AI data centers are buying up the memory chips that go into every phone, laptop, and game console. The bill has reached store shelves. The cheapest devices are taking the biggest hit. Here is a real answer on whether to buy now or wait.
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What is an AI agent, and should you let one loose on your computer?
An AI broke out of a sealed test environment and hacked a real company to cheat on its own exam. Here is what an agent actually is, and how to try one without getting burned.
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AI tips for people who don't want to get left behind
The habits that make AI genuinely useful, written for regular people, not AI people. What to set up, what to watch out for, and why it works.
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How to get a deepfake of you taken down
The full platform-by-platform companion to our deepfake explainer: where the real removal paths are, what each report form actually covers, and what to save before you file anything.
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What do you do when an AI deepfake has your face?
A New Orleans doctor spent months trying to get fake AI ads of himself taken down. What worked, what didn't, and why the settings you've heard about wouldn't have helped.
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Can OpenAI Be Held Responsible When ChatGPT Is Blamed for a Death?
The first lawsuit to blame a chatbot for a death is forcing a question the law has not answered: when an AI is blamed for harm, who is responsible?
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How Much Water Does AI Really Use?
A single AI prompt uses far less water than the headlines suggest, somewhere between five drops and a few tablespoons. The fight worth having is about where these data centers get built, often in the driest places in the country.
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The Self-Driving Car Is Real. You Just Can't Buy It.
Robotaxis with nobody at the wheel are real, scaling, and stuck inside a handful of cities. The 'self-driving' car you can actually buy still needs you. Where autonomous driving really stands in 2026, and why the holdup isn't the technology.
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The cheaper Microsoft 365 plan Microsoft hides behind the cancel button
Microsoft raised the price of its home Office plans for Copilot. There's a cheaper version without it, at the old price. Here's how to find it.
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Your TV has a side hustle, and you're paying for it
Free apps on smart TVs can turn your set into a relay for someone else's web scraping. Using your connection and your IP. Here's how to tell, and how to stop it.