Cybercriminals aren’t slowing down. And according to a new CNET survey, a surprising number of us aren’t doing enough to stop them.

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You know the feeling. You click a link from Google Search, scan the page, and hit the back button to return to your results. But instead of going back, you’re suddenly stuck on

The internet has a slop problem. Everywhere you look, there’s content that looks polished at first glance but falls completely flat the moment you actually read it. Generic,

Anthropic’s AI assistant just got a major new skill. Claude can now browse the web, open files, and click around your computer on your behalf.

Microsoft has big plans for Copilot. Instead of just answering questions, the AI assistant may soon handle tasks on your behalf — automatically, without you having to ask.

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Microsoft Word now has a new AI assistant in the room. Anthropic’s Claude is officially available as a Word add-in, giving users a real alternative to Copilot for the first time.

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