New research found that pauses, filler words, and the timing of speech patterns were linked to cognitive performance. Experts say this research could help track subtle changes leading to dementia in ...
The Microsoft Office suite of productivity programs has long been the industry standard for professional work. Plenty of alternatives have come and gone over the years, but today, despite there being ...
So much for Starbucks using AI to count the milk in its inventory. The coffee shop giant said it is ending its use of an automated program to count inventory. The company said the decision was ...
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Anthropic released Claude for Word in public beta on 10 April 2026, available as a native sidebar add-in for Microsoft Word on Mac and Windows via the Microsoft AppSource marketplace. The add-in ...
The Portland Bureau of Transportation just released their latest Bicycle Count Report and the numbers could be read as a case of “no news is good news.” Overall, PBOT counted 1% more bicycle riders on ...
In today’s edition … NATO is in the White House ... What went down in Wisconsin … but first … For months, Democrats have tamped down talk of impeachment to ...
Most salespeople are not shy about expressing themselves. We write emails — with and without the assistance of artificial intelligence (AI). We make phone calls. We send text messages. We handwrite ...
On the last Saturday in February, there was a buzz in the air on East Campus — the Duke Regional Spelling Bee. Duke sponsors the bee for elementary and middle school students from Durham Public ...
In my job, I write and edit a lot of text every single day, and parsing it all for spelling or grammar errors can take up more time than I like. But when one of my colleagues here at PCWorld ...