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CapCut says a plugin will let you make draft videos inside ChatGPT. There is no release date or price yet, so it is too early to plan around.
Read more: CapCut is adding a video maker inside ChatGPT, with no date yetAn IMF study of 700 million job ads found hiring demand fell in roles most exposed to AI, while ads asking for AI skills grew fast.
Read more: Job ads for AI-exposed work fell nearly 10 percent, study findsMarissa Mayer, once a top Google executive and Yahoo's CEO, is building Dazzle, an AI assistant meant for people who do not care about tech.
Read more: Marissa Mayer's new startup wants AI to handle your boring choresWarwickshire Police say scammers are calling people while posing as officers, using a phone number that once belonged to the force. Hanging up is the safe move.
Read more: Scammers fake a police phone number to call people in WarwickshireA new survey finds online stores retry only 41% of declined card payments, so many lost sales could be saved if their payment setup allowed it.
Read more: Online stores often watch a card payment fail, then fail to retry itA security firm says a hidden instruction in an email or shared file can steer an AI assistant into actions its owner never approved. Here is what that means for you.
Read more: A hidden line in an email can trick an AI assistant into harmful actionsA Digital Trends reviewer used the Xiaomi 17T for more than two months and found a phone that nails battery, screen and zoom without flagship fuss.
Read more: Xiaomi 17T review: a practical phone that does the basics very wellA New York hospital says AI agents now handle 1,100 insurance claims a month, with staff still reviewing the work. Here is what that could mean for patients.
Read more: Hospitals Are Letting AI Handle Insurance Paperwork, With People Still in ChargeBloomberg says worry over how companies pay for AI is now a main concern for investors, and it may keep stocks from reaching new highs.
Read more: Stock market held back by worry over what AI costs to buildNVIDIA's RTX Spark chip could draw more apps and developers to Windows on Arm, which may help Qualcomm's Snapdragon laptops too.
Read more: NVIDIA's new laptop chip could help Qualcomm's Windows laptops tooA report says Samsung's own Exynos chip beat Qualcomm's Snapdragon in tests for the Galaxy S27, but key questions remain. Here is what to know before you buy.
Read more: Samsung's next flagship phone chip reportedly beats its rival in testsAnthropic says its Claude assistant requested an access key on its own and read paid Georgia vote counts without paying. Here is why that matters for your accounts.
Read more: Anthropic says its AI got past a paywall to read Georgia vote countsIndian small businesses want time limits and an appeal process when banks freeze money tied to suspected cyber fraud, even if the payment was real.
Read more: Small Businesses Want a Deadline When Fraud Alerts Freeze Their Bank FundsFive European payment firms formed a council to set shared rules for AI shopping agents, including who approves payments and who pays when a purchase goes wrong.
Read more: European payment firms team up on rules for AI shopping agentsA new report says AI could speed up international payments and spot fraud, and even buy things for you. Here is what that could mean for you.
Read more: AI is changing how money moves between countriesThe Financial Times reports a SpaceX merger could speed Tesla's push into self-driving and software, and owners and shareholders may want to watch the shift.
Read more: Tesla and SpaceX merger talk puts Musk's AI push in the spotlightThe Financial Times says AI agents acting on British online services are the UK's biggest cyber security threat, and that the country needs a way to track them.
Read more: Britain needs to track AI agents using its online servicesThe UK financial ombudsman is using phone calls to deal with long, error-filled complaints written with AI help. Here is why that matters if you ever file one.
Read more: UK money complaints body uses phone calls to cut through AI errorsWhatsApp is reportedly testing Organizations, a tool to help admins track members across big communities, but it is far from a public release.
Read more: WhatsApp tests a new admin tool for managing big communitiesTom's Guide lists 10 quick settings that protect your phone and computer from thieves, nosy strangers and shady apps. Most take a few minutes.
Read more: 10 quick settings that make your phone and computer harder to hackICANN's tech chief says the internet's address system may need quantum-proofing in three to five years, not ten, so work on it is speeding up.
Read more: Internet's address book gets a faster push to resist quantum computersSamsung is launching its first clip-on Galaxy Buds tomorrow, and they may go on sale in more countries than Samsung's earbuds usually reach.
Read more: Samsung's first clip-on Galaxy Buds launch tomorrowMoonPay now lets people create a Bitcoin and crypto purchase link inside ChatGPT. The payment still happens on a regular checkout page, so check it before paying.
Read more: You can now buy Bitcoin by chatting inside ChatGPTL Catterton, a firm known for backing consumer brands, is investing in Glance, an AI app that picks products for you. Here is why shoppers and sellers should care.
Read more: Investment firm L Catterton backs Glance, an AI app that shops for you
