A calm Monday tech tip: most smart TVs keep notes on what you watch to help pick ads. Here’s how to find the “viewing data” switch on Samsung, LG, Vizio, Roku, Fire TV, Sony and Google TV sets, turn down personalized ads and check back after updates.
The group behind Dunlap’s Coke Ovens museum was awarded $70,000 in state fix-up money, Tennessee won $10.6 million for backup storm warnings including Rhea County sirens, Hamilton County set the price to finish Soddy Daisy Middle School, and here’s where road crews are working and what results we’re still waiting on.
Legal AI can now plug into almost everything. Here’s the calm rundown on the new connections, why a court says somebody still has to supervise, and why most firms aren’t cashing in yet.
AI keeps getting handier, but this week’s news asked a plain question: who pays when it slips? From business insurance to surprise AI bills to who pays for a data center’s water lines, here’s what it means at home, at work and in your business — no worry required.
A router flaw found with AI’s help, a podcaster who says a computer borrowed his voice, and a map that shows the cameras watching the road. Here’s this week’s plain-English guide for anyone who buys a bug sweep or hires a PI.
If an AI helped make it, somebody may someday ask how. Here’s the calm rundown on saving AI evidence, the chain of custody behind AI records, and why checking the work still matters most.
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