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SpaceX’s fiery Starship explosion put on a fantastic show but delayed and diverted flights
Falling debris from the SpaceX Starship explosion yesterday created what looked like a meteor shower, or a colorful fireworks show based on videos shared by people in the area, but it also delayed flights. The footage of the explosion’s aftermath was shared to social media and Reddit. Some of it was recorded inside planes flying nearby, and many flights were…
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I put Grok vs MetaAI in a 7-round face-off — here’s the winner
Grok and MetaAI both started out as a chat interface for a social media platform but are gradually evolving into standalone tools rivaling the capabilities of ChatGPT and Gemini. Both of the bots can generate images, write code and create compelling stories and they also both “feel” different to engage with compared to the major players like ChatGPT, Gemini and…
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I put ChatGPT vs Grok to the test with 7 prompts — here’s the winner
Grok has come a long way in a very short time, going from a glorified “toy” feature in X to something rivaling the likes of ChatGPT, Claude and Google’s Gemini. Built by xAI, the Elon Musk-owned AI lab, Grok is in the process of leaving the confines of the X social media platform as the company is launching a standalone…
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How to Tell If the Cops Put a GPS Tracker on Your Car (and What to Do Next)
There are a lot of great uses for GPS tracking technology. But tracking technology gets dark fast when someone plants one on your stuff without your knowledge—like the police, who are increasingly using these devices to monitor the movements of people involved in investigations (the cops can even shoot one onto a car during a high-speed chase!). If you’re now…
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I tested a pair of gaming earbuds that put my audiophile headset to shame — and they’re under $35
As a tech reviewer for Tom’s Guide, and an avid gamer, I’ve had my share of issues with headsets over the years. Whether I have to deal with headsets that can’t deliver on features like the Turtle Beach Atlas Air, or the huge prices of audiophile options like the Beyerdynamic MMX300. While not exactly new, I fell in love with…
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I put ChatGPT vs Claude to the test with 7 prompts — here’s the winner
OpenAI first released ChatGPT to the world just over two years ago, and competition only grew during that time — not just in specific areas such as image generation, but with directly competing products like Google’s Gemini, Grok from xAI and of course, Claude from Anthropic. Both ChatGPT and Claude have similar feature sets. For example, Anthropic added Artifacts to…
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I put Gemini vs ChatGPT to the test with 7 prompts — here’s the winner
Google’s Gemini and OpenAI’s ChatGPT are the most widely used artificial intelligence platforms today. Each of them has millions of active users and regularly gets new features. In December alone Google and OpenAI both dropped improved image generation models, AI reasoning, and research tools to make finding information easier. Both have a voice assistant in the form of Advanced Voice…
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Why I Love My Travel Drawer (and What I Put In It)
We may earn a commission from links on this page. I first heard of a “travel drawer” right here on Lifehacker, where Kristin Wong wrote about the idea in 2016. I mentally rolled my eyes. Setting aside a whole drawer just for things you only use on a trip? But now I have one, I love it, and I’ll tell…
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Google’s Agentspace will put AI agents in the hands of workers – Computerworld
One is to serve as the “launch point” for custom AI agents. These agents combine generative AI (genAI) large language models with multi-step workflows to automate repetitive tasks. Google said the application has an “intuitive interface” and intends it to serve as a space where workers can access pre-built agents created in Google’s VertexAI Agent Builder. A low-code tool is also in the…
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Humane wants to put the AI Pin’s software inside your phone, car, and smart speaker
Humane, which makes the not-great AI Pin, wants other companies to build AI devices and gadgets that use its CosmOS operating system, and it has released a video that appears to show that the company already has it working in a car, TV, smart speaker, and phone. But note that the video, according to Humane’s own fine print, is for…
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