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Google Lets People Start Trying Bard, Its Own AI Chatbot

The search giant is rolling out access to the AI chatbot starting in the US and UK.

By Carrie Mihalcik

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Everything I Learned Taking Ice Baths With the King of Ice

But who is the real King of Ice?

By Mark Serrels

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Adobe Is Bringing Generative AI to Photoshop and More

The Firefly tools begin with image creation and font styling but soon will spread to Photoshop and other software.

By Stephen Shankland

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Have Brain Fog? You Might Need 4 Vitamins and Minerals

Brain fog may not be a defined medical condition, but its effects are significant.

By Luke Daugherty

Computing's Top Prize Goes to Ethernet's Creator

It's only what connects us all to the internet.

By Stephen Shankland

TikTok Bans Some Deepfakes Amid Security Concerns

New rules come as the video-sharing app faces a possible ban in the US.

By Steven Musil

Microsoft's Bing Adds AI Image Creator Powered by Dall-E

And it wants to encourage "responsible use" of the AI image generator.

By Nina Raemont

ChatGPT Bug Reportedly Exposed People's Conversation History

Titles of past conversations with the AI chatbot were visible.

By Carrie Mihalcik

Will the Diablo IV Beta Run on Your PC?

Laptop, Mac or Steam Deck, here's which computer platforms you can play Diablo IV on.

By Dan Ackerman

Google Doodle Celebrates Legendary Mime Marcel Marceau

In World War II, he used his skills to help save dozens of Jewish children.

By Steven Musil

CDC: Drug-Resistant Fungus Is an 'Urgent' Health Threat

Its spread ramped up in health care facilities during the pandemic.

By Jessica Rendall

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California Advances Plan to Make $30 Insulin

The state will be the first to make its own insulin with its own drug brand.

By Jessica Rendall

TikTok CEO Says 150M Americans Use the App

Ahead of a hearing in Congress, CEO Shou Chew warns of a potential ban.

By Caroline Igo

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5 Ways Multitasking Is Bad for Your Mental Health (and 4 Things to Do Instead)

Multitasking may be doing you more harm than good. Here's how to break the habit.

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Apple's Friday Night Baseball Will Require an Apple TV Plus Subscription This Season

Last year's free baseball deal will not carry over to 2023.

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5 Best Multivitamins for Men for 2023

Our top picks for men's multivitamins -- all of your essential nutrients in one supplement.

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Google Pixel Watch: After 5 Months, Still the Best-Looking Android Watch

The Pixel Watch's sleek, curved design and variety of Fitbit metrics make it a top choice. But it's not perfect.

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Personalize Your Space With Up to $50 off Digital Photo Frames

Display all your favorite photos and videos with this easy-to-use HD frame.

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Gear Up for Spring With Up to 50% Off Roka Sunglasses and Swimwear

Complete your new look with a stylish pair of Roka sunglasses while they're half off. And check out deals on reading glasses, goggles, wetsuits and more.

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Check Out the iPhone's One-Handed Keyboard. You'll Thank Us Later

Typing with both hands is cumbersome and unnecessary. Try out the iPhone's one-handed keyboard -- you'lll be glad you did.

By Sareena Dayaram

Have Brain Fog? You Might Be Deficient in These 4 Vitamins and Minerals

Brain fog may not be a defined medical condition, but its effects are significant. And a lack of certain vitamins and minerals may be the cause.

By Luke Daugherty

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Mortgage Rates for March 22, 2023: Rates Recede Slightly

This week, a couple of important mortgage rates tailed off, though rates remain high compared to a year ago. If you're in the market for a home loan, see how your future mortgage payments could be affected by interest rate hikes.

By Justin Jaffe