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Building a 21st Century knowledge engine

ChatGPT reveals the potential for a Knowledge Engine that can speed up our ability to learn.

Building a 21st Century knowledge engine
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Saving Twitter from Twitter

There's never been a company with such a wide gap between its cultural impact and its economic success. Maybe a little chaos makes sense right now?

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Google Pixel 7 & Pixel 7 Pro review: because you love Google's brains

The same price in an inflationary market and some solid updates in camera and features makes it a good year to upgrade if you've been waiting for a few years.

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Galaxy Z Flip 4 makes smartphones fun again

The Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 4 has the finesse we've been waiting for to embrace flip phones in the next phase of the smartphone era.

Galaxy Z Flip 4 makes smartphones fun again
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Upright Go S review: a nudge toward better posture

The Upright Go S wants to help you improve your posture and develop better sitting habits. And it works – as long as you want to actually do the work too.

Upright Go S review: a nudge toward better posture
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Google Pixel 6A review: delicious Google flavour with minimal compromise

The Google Pixel 6A cuts corners in places you'll hardly notice, making this a smart choice for most users who love getting every feature Google has to offer.

Google Pixel 6A review: delicious Google flavour with minimal compromise
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The best headphones for all purposes in 2022

Wrap your ears around the best headphones available now from some of the biggest brands including Sony, Jabra, and Sennheiser.

The best headphones for all purposes in 2022
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Anyone notice Bunnings, Kmart and The Good Guys using facial recognition in stores?

Consumer champions CHOICE have spotted big retailers doing a very poor job of letting customers know they're running biometric surveillance.

Anyone notice Bunnings, Kmart and The Good Guys using facial recognition in stores?
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Seeing humanity in all the bot places

The LaMBDA situation is a reminder we're just too good at personification.

Seeing humanity in all the bot places
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Gone in 600 seconds: new Enovix EV battery charges in 10 minutes

While not quite as fast as a Nic Cage movie, the new electric vehicle battery technology from Enovix is still damn quick.

Gone in 600 seconds: new Enovix EV battery charges in 10 minutes