DHS working with startup to launch AI-powered fitness app 

A fitness startup has been working with U.S. Customs and Border Protection since 2022 to develop an artificial intelligence-powered fitness education app for agency employees. The tool was first announced that year by the Department of Homeland Security’s Science and Technology Directorate with a Scholarship of $199,730 through the organization’s Silicon Valley Innovation Program. The…

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AI Isn’t A Panacea For Video Archiving

The far-reaching influence of AI cannot be denied. Its impact extends across industries one after another, and digital audiovisual archiving is no exception. By automating tasks, improving data analysis, and increasing accessibility, AI generates new opportunities to preserve and use valuable archive content. This technological advancement not only improves efficiency, but also opens the door…

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What to expect from iOS 19: All the rumors so far

iOS 19 isn’t expected to be announced until June 2025, but information about the software update is already starting to surface. Below, we round up the biggest iOS 19 rumors so far. More ChatGPT-like Siri iOS 19 will introduce a “more conversational Siri” powered by “more advanced language models,” according to BloombergIt’s Mark Gurman. He…

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Microsoft under FTC investigation for bilking federal contracts with giveaways

Kris Carlon / Android Authority TL;DR The Federal Trade Commission is examining whether Microsoft’s bundling practices violated antitrust rules. Investigators say Microsoft lured federal agencies with free software and then locked them into paid services. Microsoft denies any wrongdoing, saying its free upgrades were intended only to strengthen the government’s cybersecurity. The Federal Trade Commission…

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