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Anthropic Reports Claude Opus 4.7 Achieves 92% Honesty Rate with Reduced Sycophancy
Anthropic says its new AI model Claude Opus 4.7 is less likely to hallucinate and engage in sycophancy than most other models.
Steph Curry Tests Google’s Fitbit Rival: All We Know
Steph Curry has been wearing a new screenless wearable like the Whoop fitness tracker. Here’s what we know about the Fitbit device.
Uber Introduces $5 Doorstep Return Pickups for Uber Eats Orders in 5,000 US Cities
Uber has launched a service that sends a gig worker to your door to collect items you want to return to a retailer, for $5 a pickup. The feature, called Return a Package, is available in the Uber Eats app across nearly 5,000 US cities and works with nine retail partners including Target, Best Buy, […]
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This Delightful Device Crafts Flawed AI Verse
I’ve never been as charmed and frustrated by one gadget as I have with the Poetry Camera. It’s a delightful object. White and cherry red with a color-matched woven strap, it looks playful and adorably lo-fi. If I saw it on a store shelf, I’d absolutely pick it up. But aside from obviously appealing, I’m […]
Gigs Transforms Your Concert History into a Personal Live Music Archive
New iPhone app Gigs uses AI to turn old tickets, screenshots, and emails into a personal concert archive with stats, memories, and more.
Zoom Collaborates with World to Authenticate Meeting Participants
Zoom will show a badge on verified participants’ tile.
Hackers Exploit Unpatched Windows Security Flaws to Breach Organizations
A security researcher published details of three security vulnerabilities in Windows Defender, and the code used to exploit them. Now, hackers are taking advantage of the vulnerabilities in real life attacks, according to a cybersecurity firm.
Intel’s New Wildcat Lake Chips Target MacBook Neo, Highlighting AI as the Differentiator
Intel has launched its Core Series 3 processors, codenamed Wildcat Lake, in what amounts to a direct response to the MacBook Neo. The new chips, announced on 16 April, target the same budget laptop segment that Apple redefined last month with its $599 machine, and they arrive with a familiar pitch: more choice, more AI […]
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CPSC Swiftly Recollects More Than 400,000 Portable Power Banks
power banks can present a significant fire hazard that may result in injury or fatalities. According to the CPSC, there was a reported death linked to the initial recall. Furthermore, following the April 2025 recall, a Casely battery ignited on an aircraft, indicating that not all consumers might be informed about the recall.
The April 2025 recall was initiated after Casely received 51 complaints from customers indicating that the 5,000 mAh portable power bank (model number E33A) displayed hazardous behavior during operation. Consumers reported issues such as overheating, swelling, or the battery pack igniting completely. At the time of the initial recall, Casely disclosed six minor burn injuries. The updated recall information, available on the CPSC website, indicates that 28 more incidents have been reported since the first recall, including the two serious cases mentioned earlier.
The first incident occurred in August 2024, before the initial recall, when a 75-year-old woman sustained second and third-degree burns while charging her smartphone with the Casely E33A battery pack on her lap. The power bank ignited, and the woman later passed away due to complications from her injuries. In February 2026, a 47-year-old woman was charging her phone with the power bank aboard an airplane when the battery pack caught fire and exploded, causing her to suffer first-degree burns.
What you should do if you possess a recalled Casely power bank
