Apple’s AI Reasoning Study: The Pushback Begins

Apple’s claim that current AI models merely mimic patterns instead of truly reasoning has sparked a significant backlash from researchers who argue the testing methods were flawed and that the AI’s capabilities may be underestimated.

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New ChatGPT Features – June 2025 (Bonus Feature)

Recent updates to GPTs include expanded model choices for Custom GPTs, enhanced functionality for Projects, and improvements to Advanced Voice Mode, all aimed at enhancing user experience and workflow.

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WhatsApp Is Finally Getting Ads – But Only in the Updates Tab (For Now)

WhatsApp is introducing ads and paid features in the Updates tab, marking its largest monetization effort while maintaining user privacy in personal chats.

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What the UK’s Data Bill *Really* Means for AI and Copyright

The Data (Use and Access) Bill does not change UK copyright law or introduce new AI regulations, despite misleading media headlines.

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From Trepidation to Transformation: Why the UK Needs to Embrace AI Now

UK Technology Secretary Peter Kyle urges businesses and workers to embrace AI for future success, highlighting the government’s initiative to skill 7.5 million workers by 2030.

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AI & Tech This Week: Insights from Sedgemoor Business Expo and Major Industry Developments

Recent developments in AI and technology include local business interactions at the Sedgemoor Business Expo and significant global shifts such as ChatGPT outages, delays in OpenWeights, and breakthroughs in quantum computing.

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Dia Browser Beta: The Browser Company’s Bold Leap into AI-Native Web Browsing

Dia, the new AI-powered web browser from The Browser Company, shifts focus from its predecessor Arc by embedding AI at its core for a more conversational and personalized browsing experience, currently available on an invite-only basis to Arc users on Mac.

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NVIDIA’s Quantum Computing Pivot: From Skepticism to Superposition

Jensen Huang, CEO of NVIDIA, now believes quantum computing breakthroughs are imminent, marking a significant shift in his earlier skepticism.

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How Smart Is AI Really? Apple’s Paper Explains Why It’s Not What You Think

Apple’s research reveals that while advanced chatbots may appear intelligent, they often rely on pattern recognition rather than true reasoning, especially struggling with complex tasks.

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Case Study: Shane – Empowering Business Efficiency with Generative AI

Shane transformed his workload by utilizing Generative AI to automate time-consuming administrative tasks, allowing him to focus more on his core coaching and consulting activities.

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The Apple OS 26 Era: Unified Versions, Liquid Glass, and Finally—iPad Grows Up (Sort Of)

Apple’s WWDC 2025 introduced a unified operating system versioning and a new design aesthetic, significantly enhancing cross-device consistency and user experience across its product lineup.

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The UK’s AI Skills Push: A Welcome Step in the Right Direction

The UK Government’s £187 million TechFirst strategy aims to integrate AI and digital literacy into education, benefiting 1 million students and upskilling 7.5 million workers by 2030.

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Case Study: Innovating Healthcare Education with Generative AI

A custom GPT-powered chatbot has enhanced healthcare education by providing students with realistic, accessible practice scenarios and personalized feedback, reducing the pressure on traditional resources while fostering a cultural shift towards innovation in teaching.

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ChatGPT Record Mode 🎤: Turn Your Conversations into Clear, Actionable Knowledge

ChatGPT Record Mode is a privacy-focused tool that allows users to record, transcribe, and summarize meetings, transforming conversations into structured, searchable knowledge.

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Perplexity Labs: Revolutionising AI-Powered Project Creation Across Industries

Perplexity Labs is a powerful, AI-driven platform that streamlines research and project creation, offering various tools in one accessible subscription, now available for free through select promotions.

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Case Study: Harnessing Generative AI for Business Growth: How Darren Branch of Involving Music Transformed His Workflow

Darren Branch transformed his business operations by applying the ROAR method learned in the Techosaurus Generative AI Skills Bootcamp, leveraging AI for enhanced planning, decision-making, and efficiency.

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Case Study: Exploring AI-Enhanced Architectural Sketching

Jade’s experience with AI image generation during her architectural studies demonstrates how these tools enhance design clarity, efficiency, and creativity, serving as valuable collaborators in the architectural workflow.

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Apple’s “Solarium” UI Overhaul: What to Expect at WWDC 2025

Apple is set to unveil a significant user interface redesign, codenamed “Solarium,” across all its operating systems at WWDC 2025, emphasizing a cohesive, modern design inspired by spatial computing.

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When Remote Work Becomes Surveillance: The Disappointment Behind “Body Doubling”

Mandatory video surveillance in remote work, disguised as “body doubling,” undermines trust and employee well-being, highlighting the need for a more supportive leadership approach.

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UAE’s Bold Move: Free ChatGPT Plus for Everyone - Why It Matters Right Now

Introduction Today the United Arab Emirates made a striking announcement: every citizen and resident will get free access to ChatGPT Plus, OpenAI’s premium AI chatbot. This isn’t a trial or a limited offer - it’s a full rollout, part of the UAE’s ambitious Stargate project aimed at building the world’s largest AI supercomputing cluster. It’s a bold step in a fast-moving AI race, and it’s already shaking up conversations about how AI should be accessible globally.

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