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Keychron Q11 – Credit: Keychron Ergonomic Keyboards That Aren’t a Pain in Your You-Know-What (Wrists)
I know this is a total shocker, but the human body isn’t built to type on a keyboard comfortably for long periods of time.
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The Dyson PencilVac Fluffycones is light enough to do this – Credit: Dyson The Dyson PencilVac Fluffycones Is 25% Off (And Yes, That’s the Vacuum’s Actual Name)
No, I didn’t just have an aneurysm. This brand-new Dyson is actually named that, and it’s $150 off.
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Getty Images Best VPNs for Dodging Trackers, Snoops, and Data Vampires
Your internet life is no one else’s business.
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Samsung The Frame – Credit: Samsung Who Said TV Can’t Be Art? This Art Frame TV Is $1,000 Off
Make your living room look like a million bucks while saving a thousand.
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NurPhoto/Contributor/Getty Images OpenAI Is Pulling Back on Its Erotic Chatbot. Here’s Why.
For a brief moment, one of the biggest names in AI thought they were going to revolutionize the industry with a new, wholly original idea.
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Top Apple Deals of Amazon’s Big Spring Sale
Nothing says springtime like a basketful of fresh Apples.
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An example of a photo generated by Sora 2 – Credit: OpenAI OpenAI Just Killed Its Sora AI Short Video Generator
Without warning, OpenAI pulled the plug on its Sora AI short video generation app.
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The AI Tools Worth Paying For (Because Free Is Trash)
These are impressive behind a paywall.
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Image: The Metaverse Meet the People Devastated by the End of the Metaverse’s Horizon Worlds
They built their lives there, then Zuckerberg pulled the plug. VICE spoke to those in real mourning for the loss of a virtual world.
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One of the only bits of The Situation Room that actually worked was a giant globe nicknamed “the Orb” (All Pictures by Nick Dove) Gatecrashing the Disastrous Opening Night of Polymarket’s ‘Situation Monitoring’ Bar
What were the odds that this would be awful? VICE’s Nick Dove attended the launch to see where the smart money was sitting.
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Northwestern/YouTube Scientists Taught an AI to ‘Evolve’ Robots, Then Built the Weirdest Ones in Real Life
The results are appropriately freaky and weird.
