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OpenAI reveals its new Atlas browser to challenge Google, Microsoft
AI OpenAI recently launched an AI-powered browser called ChatGPT Atlas to general availability on macOS and is expected to ship across Windows, iOS, and Android "soon".
Reddit isn't entirely down, but AWS outages have busted the platform
Software Amazon Web Services (AWS) server outages have affected a significant chunk of the Internet, including ongoing problems for Reddit.
AWS outages takes down most of the Internet — even Fortnite and Wordle
Software Amazon Web Services (AWS) hosts several of the web's most popular platforms, as "significant error rates" takes them offline.
Firefox now has a free VPN, but only for select users
Security The new Firefox VPN is not the same as Mozilla VPN, but it is quite similar to Edge's built-in tool.
Reddit’s cofounder says much of the web is predominantly "dead”
AI Reddit's co-founder Alexis Ohanian recently indicated that much of the internet today is dead due to the rise of bots and quasi-AI.
Microsoft PowerToys adds auto light/dark mode to Windows 11
SOFTWARE Microsoft recently shipped a new update for PowerToys, adding the Light Switch utility, which lets you switch between light and dark modes automatically in Windows 11.
Elon Musk says his Microsoft AI Clone will be profoundly impactful
AI Tesla CEO Elon Musk recently claimed that Macrohard (Microsoft's AI clone) will be "profoundly impactful at an immense scale." And like Apple, it'll lean on other companies to manufacture hardware.
Opera launches $20 a month AI-powered web browser dubbed Neon
Browsers Opera Neon is yet another AI-powered web browser designed to make browsing the web easier with agentic AI experiences and capabilities, but it'll cost $20 a month.
