Over 50% April 18, 2025 Of internet traffic now comes from bots. You can thank AI tools like ChatGPT and Google Gemini for making it way easier to build them. The bad news?

AI meets HGTV April 18, 2025 🏠 AI meets HGTV: Remodeling your home?Upload your photos to ChatGPT 4o and watch it create realistic design renderings in minutes. . This way, you can see your ...

OpenAI’s new models April 17, 2025 🧠 OpenAI’s new models: The recently released o3 and o4-mini aren’t your typical chatbots. They’re trained to think deeply and come up with their own ...

No check-in, no boarding pass, no problem April 16, 2025 ️ No check-in, no boarding pass, no problem: The airline industry is tossing out a 50-year-old ritual: checking in.

A Rare Chance to Work on a National Platform Right Here in Phoenix If you’ve got audio chops, this is the opportunity of a ...

Remove yourself from the internet April 14, 2025 By Kim Komando Michelle in Phoenix asks: “Hello, Kim, do you have recommendations for services that remove your phone number, home address off ...

President Trump threw crypto a bone April 14, 2025 ️ President Trump threw crypto a bone: He signed off on killing an IRS rule that would’ve forced decentralized finance platforms to act like ...

Who needs privacy April 13, 2025 Who needs privacy? The Limitless AI pendant is a tiny device that clips onto your shirt, records everything you say and uploads it to an app.

🎶 This is the remix: Sick of the same old sounds on TikTok and Instagram Reels? Well, YouTube Shorts is rolling out a free AI “Music Assistant” to make custom instrumental tracks.

🐻 Meet the robobear ready to roar: Wyoming’s Game and Fish Department built a fake bear on a remote-controlled platform that charges at you going 35 mph. Truly the Teslabear nobody wanted.

I don’t know about you, but when Friday hits, the last thing I want to do is scroll for an hour trying to find something to watch. Usually, I give up and rewatch The Office for the 10th time.

Gotta be smarter than the scammers April 11, 2025 🏠 Gotta be smarter than the scammers: A Michigan woman lost $2,500 after falling for a phony Facebook Marketplace listing.