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Mar 15, 2026

Spotify Taste Profile Lets You Edit the Algorithm

Spotify is letting Premium subscribers directly edit the algorithm that powers their recommendations. The new Taste Profile feature, announced by co-CEO Gustav Söderström at SXSW, gives users full visibility into the data model behind Discover Weekly, Release Radar, and Spotify Wrapped, according to

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The Supreme Court doesn't care if you want to copyright your AI-generated art

The U.S. Supreme Court has effectively cemented the current legal stance that purely AI-generated art cannot be copyrighted. By declining to hear an appeal in Stephen Thaler's case, the highest court upheld lower court rulings that require human authorship for copyright protection, leaving creators

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iPhone 17e vs. iPhone 16e: What's new on Apple's latest $599 handset

iPhone 17e vs. iPhone 16e: What's new on Apple's latest $599 handset

Apple's new iPhone 17e, maintaining its accessible $599 price point, delivers significant upgrades over its predecessor, the iPhone 16e. Key enhancements include a powerful A19 chip, double the base storage at 256GB, and the long-awaited integration of MagSafe technology for improved wireless chargi

The Analogue Pocket Returns This Week With a Tariff Price Hike

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The Analogue Pocket Returns This Week With a Tariff Price Hike

The highly anticipated restock of the Analogue Pocket, the retro handheld console, is imminent, but it comes with a price increase to $240 from its previous $220. The company attributes this hike directly to renewed tariffs. This development highlights the ongoing impact of trade policies on consume

Apple's cheap MacBook could be called the MacBook Neo

Apple's cheap MacBook could be called the MacBook Neo

The Apple MacBook Neo has officially launched, priced at a surprisingly aggressive $599, and early reviews are overwhelmingly positive. Positioned as Apple’s first true budget laptop, the Neo directly targets entry-level buyers previously considering Chromebooks or low-cost Windows PCs. This move si

Anthropic sues US government over supply chain risk designation

AI powerhouse Anthropic has initiated legal action against the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) to challenge its unprecedented designation as a "supply chain risk." This aggressive move comes after Anthropic refused the Pentagon's demands to modify its AI models for applications like mass domestic s

Apple reportedly delays its planned smart display launch to fall