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Spotify tries trust over AI with “Verified” badge
Much like when Twitter was a social network worth visiting and had a tick of approval for real accounts, Spotify is set to get something similar for human artists.
How close are we to Star Wars technology today?
There are lots of crazy ideas in science fiction that don’t exist yet, but here are five sci-fi concepts and how close we are right now.
Disney+ adds ads, raises prices locally
The cost of living is going up, and so too is the cost of streaming Star Wars, The Simpsons, Marvel, National Geographic, Pixar, and Disney.
AI music goes crazy with nearly 50 percent of monthly uploads
Your music service is possibly seeing more music than ever, but how much is made by humans? The answer could be less than you think.
Amazon cuts support on old Kindles, so what can you do?
Owners of an older Kindle may want to consider shifting to something else in the near future, or buying a brand new model, as Amazon pulls the plug on outdated gear.
Screen-free ways to keep the kids entertained
Screen time doesn’t have to be high Keeping the kids away from phones and tablets isn’t easy, but fortunately there are screen-free options, as well.
Apple, TikTok collaborate to let you listen to that song
Scrolling and swiping up to jump through videos on social comes with a bit of a sore point: you might never find out what that song was. Fortunately, there’s now a fix of sorts.
Four ways to start the year without AI
It’s the new year, and AI will likely be a part of it. But what if you want to the start the new year without it?
It’s the end of the year… enough with the “wraps”
Data analysis packaged into cute graphics from Spotify and Apple Music is nice, but most services trying this approach really just need to stop.
