What Do OpenAI & Anthropic's New 'Vibe Coding' Tools Actually Do?
Vibe coding is back at the forefront of the AI coding discussion thanks to new tools from Open AI and Anthropic, but what do the new tools actually do?
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Audi Is Using AI Where You Least Expect It (And The Benefits Could Be Huge)
As concerns about artificial intelligence ramp up, Audi has begun using AI in some unexpected and surprising ways to help its human workers on the job.
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Why Gas-Powered Cars In The US Don't Have Particulate Filters (But Diesels Do)
If you've ever wondered why US diesel vehicles have particulate filters but regular gas cars do not, there's an odd reasoning behind the fact.
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What Happened To Standard Oil, The Once-Largest Oil Company In The World
Oil tycoon John D. Rockefeller ascended to the status of billionaire thanks to his conglomerate Standard Oil.
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What Happened To Ask Jeeves?
Before ChatGPT or even Google, there was Ask Jeeves -- a search engine where you could ask questions in conversational language. Where is Jeeves now?
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Why Did WW2 Planes Have Black And White Stripes?
Allied planes in World War II were known for their distinctive black and white stripes on the top on bottom of them that served a specific purpose.
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Why Electronics Have Those Colored QC Stickers (And What They Mean)
Quality Control stickers are seemingly on everything we purchase these days, but what exactly do the little QC stickers are all of your electronics indicate?
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What Happens To Offshore Oil Rigs When The Oil Runs Out?
As it stands, roughly 12,000 offshore oil and gas rigs pepper the world's coastlines. What happens when they reach the end of their lifespan?
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Apple CarPlay Ultra: The Coolest Features (And Which Cars Get It First)
Apple is revising its infotainment integration in the form of CarPlay Ultra, an improved variant built on customization for both drivers and automakers.
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Are Tool Prices Increasing In America? Here's What You Need To Know
Wondering whether tariffs mean that you'll have to spend more money to buy all the tools you need? Here's the lowdown on the situation at hand.
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This Is The Oldest NASCAR Track Still In Use Today
NASCAR has been around for over three-quarters of a century, and lots of tracks have hosted its races. But one in particular has stood the test of time.
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5 Tire Brands That May Be The Most Impacted By American Tariffs
President Donald Trump's tariff plans have been on and off a few times now, but we do have some idea of which tire manufacturers will be hardest hit.
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The Strongest Evidence Of Alien Life On Another Planet Has Been Found - Here's What Scientists Say
Many have claimed to see a UFO or have an encounter with an alien, but what do the scientists have to say? Here's what evidence they have right now.
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How Does The US Navy Test Its Ships For Seaworthiness?
The U.S. Navy tests its under-construction ships over and over, probing for weaknesses in everything from design to construction. Here's how it does it.
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How Fast Is The BMW M1000RR & How Much HP Does It Have?
The BMW M1000RR is the fastest motorcycle on the market, but how much of an update is its newest model going to get, and how much horsepower does it offer?
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Does The US Military Use Starlink?
Starlink provides high-speed internet access via satellite anywhere in the world, but does the U.S. military use that access? Here's what we know.
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Do Civilian Nuclear-Powered Ships Exist?
Six of the world's nations have nuclear-powered ships and submarines, but a few civilian ships have also had nuclear power over the years. This is their story.
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No, Chinese Companies Don't Have A Stake In Texas Toll Roads - Here's Who Owns Them
Texas has an astonishing number of miles of toll roads, and rumors have swirled that they're owned by the Chinese. They aren't. Here's who does own them.
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What Is GeoSpy AI & How Does It Work?
GeoSpy AI, a new geolocator application, says it can find the exact location of any photograph within seconds, but how does it do this?
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Is California Banning Diesel Trucks? Here's What You Need To Know
California fights America's worst smog with the country's toughest environmental regulations. But is the Golden State really banning diesel trucks?
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Why Were Many World War 2 Submarines Shaped Like Boats?
World War II submarines usually had a distinct look, shaped more like boats than the conventional crafts. But was there a reason for this design?
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Why Do Russian Military Vehicles Have A Z On Them? The Answers Is Complicated
The mystery of the Russian Z has been ongoing since the outbreak of its war with neighboring Ukraine.
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What Engines Are In The SS United States?
Curious about the SS United States' engines? Learn what powered this legendary ocean liner and how it broke speed records.
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The Unexpected Reason Why The Calendar Emoji Says July 17
The date on Apple's iCal app icon is always set to July 17th, and it's a date with special significance to Mac fans.
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The First Ever Asteroid Mining Mission Vanished In Space: Here's What Happened
While asteroid mining is already being undertaken, the first mission didn't exactly go off without a hitch. Here's what happened after it left earth.
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Ever Wanted To Fly An SR22 Or F-16 Fighter Jet? Thanks To Google, You Can (Sort Of)
Aviation enthusiasts have a new gift coming their way courtesy of Google Earth Pro, which now has flight simulators available for the budding pilots out there.
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Why Was The Airbus A380 Discontinued? (And Why It's Coming Back From Retirement)
The luxury Airbus A380 saw a pretty short flight in international airports, but could be making a comeback in a huge way. Here's the story of the jetliner.
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