Katelyn Chedraoui is an Associate Writer for CNET, specializing in technology and lifestyle topics. With a focus on providing practical tips and recommendations, Katelyn covers a wide range of subjects including social media apps, smartphone settings, product reviews, and gaming news.
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By: Katelyn Chedraoui
It's the holiday remix. Sabrina Carpenter's first ever Christmas special is dropping this week. Here's what you need to know.
This Powrun P-One battery pack can revive my car battery without all the trouble of traditional jumper cables.
OpenAIは、動画生成ツール「Sora」の一般提供を開始した。テキストや写真、動画を基に独自の動画を生成できるもので、チャットボット「ChatGPT」の有料プランである「ChatGPT Plus」か「ChatGPT Pro」に加入していれば、追加料金なしで利用できる。
Instagram is rolling out a new way for creators to share videos. The social media platform is introducing a new trial setting for Reels -- when
If you've heard of Character.Ai , it's probably because of a recent federal lawsuit filed by Florida mom Megan Garcia alleging the AI chatbot platform is responsible for her 14-year-old son's suicide.
The AI videos are anywhere from five-to-twenty seconds long and include a visible watermark.
They include new disclaimers that will appear on AI chatbots posing as therapists and other mental health professionals.
By: Katelyn Chedraoui
In an exclusive interview, Adobe's Marc Levoy discusses how his team built a new tool to help photographers remove one of the most annoyingly common errors: glass reflections.
Even though it's nearly Christmas, the deals haven't stopped yet. In fact, there are some deals available right now that much some of the absurd discounts we saw during Prime Day earlier this year.
Commentary: AI images will be harder than ever to identify next year. That's why we need better AI labels in 2025 to avoid disastrous consequences.
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