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Can Apple’s iPhones pass the AI Test?

SAN FRANCISCO — Shortly before Steve Jobs died in 2011, Apple filled a cramped auditorium in Cupertino, California, for the unveiling of its fifth iPhone. The device’s biggest selling point was a new software feature...

iPhones on display at an Apple store, in San Francisco, on July 15, 2024. (Jim Wilson/The New York Times)

Apple's iPhone 16 launch on Monday

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2025 timeline for remedies to Google’s search monopoly

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Google weighs large data centre in Vietnam, source says, in nation's first by US big tech

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X back up after brief outage

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Durov's Telegram: 'weapon of war' under increased scrutiny

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Telegram becomes free speech flashpoint

Pavel Durov

Why AI often struggles with math

AlphaGeometry 2 solved Problem 4 of the Olympiad in 19 seconds, after receiving the formalized statement of the problem in AlphaGeometrys own language. (Google DeepMind via The New York Times)

What to expect at Apple launch event on September 10

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How to avoid online scams and what to do...?

Cybercrime is on the rise, but even the best antivirus software can’t thwart scammers who target the human psyche. (Christina Lee/The New York Times)

A breakup of Google to address search monopoly?

The government is meeting with other companies and experts to discuss their proposals for limiting Google’s power

Electric cars help the climate. But are they good value?

Buying an electric vehicle may make sense, but there are a lot of factors to consider, many of which depend on your driving habits and how important it is to you to reduce your impact on the environment. (Naomi Anderson-Subryan/The New York Times)

AI gives weather forecasters a new edge

Hurricane Beryl passes over the Gulf of Mexico in a satellite image taken on July 8, 2024. (NOAA/NESDIS/STAR GOES-East via The New York Times)

The moon’s most shadowy places can’t hide from NASA’s new camera

The Shackleton Crater, one of the pemanently shadowed crathers on the moon, as seen by NASAs new ShadowCam. Sunlight reflected off the moons surface or off Earth is enough to brighten the shadowed craters sufficiently for features to appear. (NASA/KARI/Arizona State University via The New York Times)

How Intel spurned OpenAI and fell behind the times

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Your hologram doctor will see you now

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