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A writer is suing Grammarly for turning her and other authors into
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Mar 12, 2026TechCrunch

A writer is suing Grammarly for turning her and other authors into

Journalist Julia Angwin has filed a class action lawsuit against Grammarly's parent company, Superhuman, alleging the AI writing assistant's 'Expert Review' feature used her and hundreds of other notable figures' names and likenesses without consent for AI-generated feedback. The controversial feature, which simulated advice from personalities like Kara Swisher and Stephen King, has since been disabled.

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Meta's AI Content Rules: Overdue Overhaul
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Mar 10, 2026Engadget

Meta's AI Content Rules: Overdue Overhaul

An in-depth review of the Oversight Board's critical recommendations for Meta's AI-generated content policies, highlighting the urgent need for dedicated rules, improved detection, and greater transparency to combat misinformation.

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Augur Raises $15M from Plural for Real-time Surveillance Intelligence
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Mar 10, 2026The Next Web

Augur Raises $15M from Plural for Real-time Surveillance Intelligence

Augur, a London startup, has secured $15 million in seed funding led by Plural to transform existing surveillance infrastructure into real-time intelligence. The company aims to enhance critical infrastructure protection against escalating threats like sabotage, addressing a crucial gap in situational awareness. This funding will accelerate product development and deployment across Europe.

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AI for Homework: A Reality Check on Teen Tech Use
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Mar 2, 2026Digital Trends

AI for Homework: A Reality Check on Teen Tech Use

AI chatbots are now a common tool for over half of U.S. teens doing homework, primarily for research, math, and editing. While highly valued for their helpfulness, widespread concerns about cheating and a lack of clear ethical guidelines underscore the need for open dialogue and policies from parents and schools to foster responsible use.

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Android XR Smart Glasses: The Promise of a Turning Point
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Mar 2, 2026CNET

Android XR Smart Glasses: The Promise of a Turning Point

Quick Verdict: A Glimmer of Hope for Smart Glasses – If the Details Deliver The headline suggests a pivotal Android XR feature has finally convinced an experienced reviewer that smart glasses aren't a fruitless

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Your Vinyl Records Aren't Pure Analog – Here's Why That's Perfectly
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Mar 1, 2026How-To Geek

Your Vinyl Records Aren't Pure Analog – Here's Why That's Perfectly

Learn why most vinyl records have digital origins and how that's perfectly fine. Understand the history, production, and playback realities to enhance your appreciation for your music collection.

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How to Redeem Garena Free Fire Max Codes - Unlock Exclusive Rewards
How To
Mar 1, 2026Fossbytes

How to Redeem Garena Free Fire Max Codes - Unlock Exclusive Rewards

Master the simple steps to redeem your Garena Free Fire Max codes today, March 1, and instantly unlock exclusive in-game rewards like skins, diamonds, and weapons.

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Galaxy S25 Edge vs. iPhone Air: The Future of Thin Phones
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Feb 20, 2026CNET

Galaxy S25 Edge vs. iPhone Air: The Future of Thin Phones

The tech world is buzzing about the latest contenders in the slim smartphone arena: the Galaxy S25 Edge and the iPhone Air. CNET pits these two titans against each other, asking if you truly need a bulky device when sleek elegance is on the rise. Discover the allure and potential trade-offs of embracing the ultra-thin.

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Feb 19, 2026The Verge

Zuckerberg's Court Day: Smart Glasses, Serious Questions

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg appeared in a Los Angeles courthouse for landmark trial testimony, flanked by an entourage wearing Meta's Ray-Ban smart glasses. He walked past grieving parents who attribute their children's deaths to social media platform design issues. Zuckerberg spent eight hours on the stand, answering questions in his signature monotone cadence and denying various claims.

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