Selective Forgetting Can Help AI Learn Better

The original version of this story appeared in Quanta Magazine. A team of computer scientists has created a nimbler, more flexible type of machine learning model. The trick: It must periodically forget what it knows. And while this new approach won’t displace the huge models that undergird the biggest apps, it could reveal more about […]

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Siri Will Learn Your Music Preferences With HomePod Software 17.4

Alongside iOS 17.4, iPadOS 17.4, and tvOS 17.4, Apple plans to release a HomePod 17.4 software update that adds a small but meaningful change to Siri. ‌Siri‌ will be able to learn what a user’s preferred media service is, which means that there won’t be a need to include an app name when asking ‌Siri‌ […]

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What Samsung can learn from Apple’s Vision Pro disappointments

Apple’s Vision Pro mixed reality headset launched amid much fanfare a few weeks ago. The company had unveiled this device last year. At $3,499, this is one of the more expensive headsets on the market, one that you’d only find the very enthusiastic of Apple fans forking up money for. Even many of those fans […]

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Galaxy Book 4 fails to learn the basics from Apple’s MacBook Pro

The larger variant of the upcoming Galaxy Book 4 laptop has leaked in renders, and it seems that Samsung has failed to learn the basics from the Apple MacBook Pro once again. Samsung’s Galaxy Book laptops are impressive as far as Windows laptops go — credit where credit is due. But as powerful as they […]

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What Samsung can learn from Apple’s secret Amazon.com deal

Amazon is the largest online marketplace in the world. The name itself has become synonymous with ordering products online, just like Google has become synonymous for looking up something on the internet. It goes without saying that brands not selling on Amazon are missing out on a significant revenue stream. Customers prefer buying from Amazon […]

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The one key thing Xbox Game Pass should learn from Ubisoft+

I finally subscribed to Ubisoft+ this week. I’ve enjoyed a lot of the company’s games over the years, not least The Division 2, but there’s hardly a catalog I’m dying to play. The game that changed all that is Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora, which is due to drop in just over a month as I […]

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Microsoft’s CEO, Satya Nadella, says empathy is ‘the hardest skill’ to learn

What you need to know In an interview this week, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella revealed that empathy is the hardest skill to learn, contrary to belief. He further stated that it was a driving force for workplace career development and an essential element that helps boost the employee performance index. The CEO added that empathy […]

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Samsung Flex Note foldable laptop may learn from the Z Fold 5

Samsung’s first foldable laptop, likely a long ways away from its market debut, might borrow a design element from the latest Galaxy Z Fold 5 and Galaxy Z Flip 5. A new report says Samsung is considering reusing the waterdrop hinge design for the so-called Flex Note. In theory, using a waterdrop hinge reduces a […]

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Samsung Flex Note foldable laptop may learn from the Z Fold 5

Samsung’s first foldable laptop, likely a long ways away from its market debut, might borrow a design element from the latest Galaxy Z Fold 5 and Galaxy Z Flip 5. A new report says Samsung is considering reusing the waterdrop hinge design for the so-called Flex Note. In theory, using a waterdrop hinge reduces a […]

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Samsung could learn a thing or two from Huawei’s Ultimate Design sub-brand

Huawei has been on a roll lately after all of its troubles. The US led the way in ensuring that Huawei’s access to advanced technologies was cut. It also leaned on its allies to similarly restrict the company’s access to semiconductor technologies. However, the company has come out swinging in the face of adversity. The […]

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Samsung PENUP Week: Learn to draw by watching others do it

Samsung PENUP has a relatively unusual combination of features, from social media-like tools to coloring books. But PENUP is also supposed to be a platform where aspiring artists can learn how to draw by watching others do it. Meet the Live Drawing feature in Samsung PENUP. It combines the social aspect of the app with […]

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Logitech Zone Learn review

The Logitech Zone Learn is interesting. It’s designed to be durable, with replaceable cables and ear pads, and a fit that works for kids and adults. It’s aimed pretty squarely at the education market—for students of all ages in remote or hybrid learning environments—but it’s a compelling choice for someone on a budget, even outside […]

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Spotify on Wear OS: Learn how to download offline playlists and control your music

Spotify on a Wear OS smartwatch is now a much more complete experience than it used to be, with users finally able to enjoy offline listening, LTE streaming and more. What was a fairly tepid app on older versions of Wear has been reborn for Wear OS 3, with the likes of the Google Pixel […]

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How to Learn More About Investing on iOS 16

Investing can be a difficult concept to grasp, as there are so many different assets you can invest in, all requiring special knowledge or analysis in order for you to feel comfortable putting your money into. With technology, it’s easier than ever to start investing any amount of money, even if it’s only a few […]

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How to reset a Garmin watch: Learn to perform a soft reboot, a factory reset and restore original settings

Your Garmin watch may be a very reliable companion, but there’s still a small chance you’ll need to perform a reset of some kind every now and again. As with all connected gadgets, however, there are different kinds of reset at your disposal – and we’ll cover them all below in this guide. They include […]

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Can Society Learn From the Mistakes of Futurism?

Steven Novella cohosts the popular podcast The Skeptic’s Guide to the Universe together with his brothers Jay and Bob. As children growing up in the 1970s and 1980s, the brothers were obsessed with science fiction and futurism. “Our younger selves definitely imagined that by now it would be like 2001: A Space Odyssey,” Novella says […]

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What Humans Can Learn From the Sea Cucumber’s Toxic Arsenal

But this chemical defense creates a big problem for sea cucumbers: They need to avoid killing themselves with their own toxins. And that means their own cells can’t contain cholesterol, the target that the saponins bind to and pierce. Instead, they have evolved two kinds of cholesterol alternatives: lathosterol and 9(11) sterols, which probably fulfill […]

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Learn where and how to obtain the mounts of Final Fantasy 14 (FFXIV)

Source: Square Enix To say that Final Fantasy XIV is a massive game would be an understatement. The vast lands of Eorzea and beyond are filled with breathtaking locales, compelling characters, and dangerous monsters. However, the journey to visit these exciting vistas and people can be very time-consuming when traveling on foot. Thankfully, Final Fantasy […]

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Learn how to use an external drive to increase your Xbox Series X|S storage

Source: Matt Brown | Windows Central Xbox Series X and Series S introduce significant changes to system storage, adopting custom solid-state drives (SSDs) under the hood. Microsoft has positioned this high-speed storage as fundamental to next-generation gaming, helping deliver shorter load times with support for complex game worlds. This SSD requirement guarantees the best from […]

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Hard lessons AAA game publishers need to learn from Elden Ring

Source: Windows Central For what feels like years at this point, many AAA developers and publishers have been tripping over themselves trying to figure out where they want to be in the modern gaming industry. We’ve seen Ubisoft soullessly ship service game after service game, only for them to die quietly in obscurity afterward. We’ve […]

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