Jess Weatherbed is a News Reporter at The Verge. She is passionate about the future of technology, with a focus on themes such as AI, software development, and consumer electronics, drawing on her background in prosthetics makeup and animatronics. Jess has been featured in notable publications including TechRadar, Creative Bloq, and PC Gamer.
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The Handheld is as portable as it sounds.
By: Jess Weatherbed
Non-fungible meets non-profit preservation.
By: Jess Weatherbed
Kissing ass pays off.
Inaccurate alt text is better than no alt text at all.
By: Jess Weatherbed
When all else fails, the scare tactics return.
A small but welcome link-sharing upgrade.
The issues were apparently not AI related.
photo of OpenAI’s flagship GPT-4.1 model is now in ChatGPT image Chatbot upgrades, hot and fresh. The latest versions of OpenAI’s multimodal GPT AI models are now rolling out to ChatGPT. OpenAI announced on Wednesday that GPT-4.1 will be available across all paid ChatGPT account tiers and can now be accessed by Plus, Pro, or Team users under the model picker dropdown menu.…
Apple’s warning message Apple is discouraging Europeans from using iOS apps with alternative payment options by flagging them as risky. John Gruber of Daring Fireball noticed that Instacar’s App Store listing prominently features a red exclamation mark icon and a warning that it doesn’t use Apple’s “private and secure payment system.”
By: Jess Weatherbed
Well that’s not a good look.
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