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Posted onOpenAI is printing money right now. The company is pulling in roughly $13 billion in annual revenue, with 70% coming from everyday people paying $20 a month to chat with an AI, according to the Financial Times. That’s pretty wild when you consider ChatGPT has 800 million regular users, but only 5% are actually paying…
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Amazons Kindle is a great gift, and most models are on sale right now
Posted onIf you’re shopping for a book lover, it’s hard to beat a Kindle, especially if your giftee already owns a library of Kindle books. Amazon’s latest sale makes them even easier to recommend: the last-gen Kindle Scribe with 32GB of storage and ads is matching its best price to date starting at $279.99 ($140 off)…
I walked 3,000 steps with my Apple Watch, Google Pixel, and Oura Ring – this tracker was most accurate
Posted onNina Raemont/ZDNET Follow ZDNET:Add us as a preferred sourceon Google. ZDNET’s key takeaways I tracked my steps with three health trackers. This included the Apple Watch, Google Pixel Watch, and Oura Ring. Of the three trials, the Pixel Watch was the most accurate. It’s been over a decade since the original Fitbit, with its step-tracking…
The Myth of Settled Science
Posted onDate:August 11, 2025 Host:Jim Schneider Guest:Jay Seegert MP3|Order How many times have you heard the phrase: settled science. It’s been used in regard to man-caused climate change, the use of COVID masks, social distancing, and more. We’re told that the debate is over and we must act now because if we don’t, there will be…
Japan’s most popular beer is running low after cyberattack
Posted onJapan is facing a potential shortage of Asahi beer after a cyberattack against the beverage maker forced its systems offline. Asahi Group issued a statement on Monday announcing that order, shipment, and call center operations at the company had been suspended due to the systems outage, and that the disruption was limited to Japan. The…
