This raises real questions around how "maximally truth-seeking" Grok is designed to be, versus how much it's designed to just agree with Musk, the world's richest man.
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Another day, another smart device bites the dust -- or, in this case, a full lineup of smart devices. On Thursday, Belkin announced it will end technical support for its older Wemo products as of January 31, 2026, and the app used to control the devices will no longer be supported. The decision will impact a range of devices, including smart plugs, light switches, smart bulbs, baby monitors, kitchen appliances, heaters, air purifiers, motion sensors, and more.
Tools like Mockly have existed since the dawn of instant messaging, but they generally aren't the most user-friendly apps. Mockly manages to set itself apart while iterating on such a popular idea by simply being usable.
In just five days, startup leaders from across the country will descend on Bostonβs SoWa Power Station for TechCrunch All Stage 2025 β and your chance to lock in the lowest ticket prices will be gone.
Before she stepped down, Yaccarino had a blue check next to her display name, accompanied by an X logo, signifying that she is affiliated with the company that brought us Mecha Hitler. Now both badges are gone.
Elon Musk said in a post on X early Thursday morning that Grok β the chatbot from his AI company, xAI β will be coming to Tesla vehicles βvery soon.βΒ βNext week at the latest,β he said.
A U.S. appeals court has blocked the Federal Trade Commission's βclick-to-cancelβ rule that would have required companies to make it as easy to cancel a subscription as it was to sign up.