Thomas Ricker

I’ve been intrigued by Rabbit’s so-called “large action model” that trains an AI assistant to use your favorite apps on your behalf. That didn’t quite work out with the Rabbit R1, but now Apple’s taking a crack with Siri according to Mark Gurman’s latest scoop.

Seems those renders from February were spot on according to the latest Ice Universe drop. We’ll know for sure on July 10th if that Samsung Unpacked rumor is true.

Not every chair is a gadget, but this one sure is. Its lightweight, one-piece, collapsible design packs down small but still feels rock solid when sitting on uneven ground. The Campster 2 costs $110 before adding accessories like an insulated beer holster and a cozy quilted cover.

While you might think that the balloon war between North and South Korea has reached a new low, remember that activists once floated 80,000 copies of Seth Rogen’s The Interview over the northern border — and that film wasn’t worth a shit.

RansomHub is claiming responsibility for an attack earlier this month that forced Christie’s to take its website offline for over a week, according to the New York Times. Hackers are now threatening to release details on the auction house’s wealthy clients in the next few days if it doesn’t comply with demands. A sample has already been released.

Proof once again that it’s easier to make money when you already have it, especially at the peak of the AI hype cycle.

Wait, you’re telling me that consumer tech can be foiled by a determined and well-funded military?