A nything Harvard College does draws attention. So it was no surprise that a recent report arguing that undergraduate grading practices are “out of whack,” as one professor put it, got a lot of buzz.

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After giving AI Mode new floating controls on Android, the new Search experience is expanding its presence on Chrome and getting more agentic features. After rolling ...

Google AI Mode is available in over 200 countries. This is big news for search. Unlike traditional search, Google’s AI mode handles complex, nuanced searches in natural language as well as image-led ...

With iOS 16, Apple introduced a Developer Mode for iPhones. This new feature allows users to access features that are hidden and using them inadvertently might lead to unexpected errors and abnormal ...

AI Mode is Google’s most powerful AI search experience, providing answers to complex questions in a way that anticipates the user’s information needs. Although Google says that nothing special needs ...

Users in the US can now shop for products using natural language descriptions and reference images. Users in the US can now shop for products using natural language descriptions and reference images ...

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Is Google about to change online search forever by replacing its classic web search with AI Mode? Credit: Smith Collection/Gado/Getty Images Move over, Google Search. AI Mode is here, and it isn't ...

‘You’re really smart. What the hell is wrong with you?” Yale English Prof. Lawrence Rainey asked one of us (Mr. Katz) over a beer-stained table at a local pizzeria after grading his first college ...