These handy e-paper devices let you write notes, sketch ideas, and even read books—and they're on sale for Cyber Monday. I love a digital notebook. I write about them all year long here at WIRED, and ...

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Artificial Intelligence (AI) is now a major force in the U.S. economy. The rapid expansion of data centers in the United States has emphasized the challenges facing the U.S. electricity sector, which ...

Massive data centers are pushing energy demand higher. Some people claim that AI will be a net benefit for the grid. The rising popularity of AI is driving an increase in electricity demand so ...

PEMBROKE PINES, FLORIDA - MAY 16: High voltage power lines run along the electrical power grid on May 16, 2024, in Pembroke Pines, Florida. The grid is strained by increasing demand from ...

What if your notes could think for you? Imagine a workspace where your files, ideas, and research not only coexist but actively collaborate to simplify your workload. That’s exactly what Microsoft has ...

I must admit, I didn't think NotebookLM would be an AI service of interest to me when Google first released it. Built on Gemini models, NotebookLM lets you feed the AI a variety of sources to generate ...

NotebookLM, Google's AI-powered research tool, has begun rolling out curated collections called "featured notebooks," which give users access to quality sources related to specific topics. The ...

To help demonstrate what NotebookLM can do, Google is introducing “featured notebooks” on various topics. Google partnered with “respected authors, researchers, publications and nonprofits” to create ...

Google is transforming its popular AI-powered research and note-taking assistant, NotebookLM, into more of a destination. The company announced Monday it would add a series of featured notebooks from ...

'The Notebook,' which starred Ryan Gosling and Rachel McAdams, hit theaters on June 25, 2004 Samantha Stutsman is a writer and surveillance editor at PEOPLE. Maximum Film / Alamy Stock Photo More than ...