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The company’s chatbot can now create elaborate and unusual images.

Dates for Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) have officially been announced. WWDC 2025 will take place from June 9 to 13, with the keynote taking place on June 9.

Apple shared the official date on its website on Tuesday, saying the entire conference will be streamed online, with the keynote taking place in person at Apple headquarters in Cupertino, CA. Sessions will be free to all developers. Apple executives also took to X to share the news.

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WWDC is Apple's annual event that showcases new software updates. That means the tech giant will announce iOS 19, iPadOS 19, macOS 16, tvOS 19, watchOS 12, and visionOS 3.

According to Bloomberg, iOS 19 will be "one of the most dramatic software overhauls," in Apple history so expectations are high for new features that will likely put Apple Intelligence at the center. This might also include major advancements to Siri as Apple has promised, although the Siri overhaul is rumored to have run into setbacks.

The iOS 19 update is rumored to have major design changes, including a refresh of icons, menus, apps, and more. Insiders also expect a newly refresh macOS 16 design.

Mark your calendars for June 9.

TL;DR: Scan anything, anywhere, with this lifetime subscription to iScanner, now A$39 (reg. A$317) with coupon code SCAN through 27 April.

Raise your hand if you've had to drive to your parent's house to borrow their printer. If most of us don't have the space for clunky printers, chances are we also don't keep a scanner at home. That's what iScanner is for: transforming your iPhone or iPad into a handy scanning machine. 

Right now, a lifetime subscription to this convenient scanning app is just A$39 with code SCAN, saving you A$253 if you purchase before 27 April. 

This multi-tasking app saves you serious desk space

Even if you're one of the few with a physical scanner still in your presence, you can now clear some counter space thanks to iScanner. And while you're at it, you can throw away that dusty old filing cabinet, too. 

iScanner is a popular scanning and document management tool that lets you knock items off your to-do list from anywhere. Need to save a receipt for taxes? Do you have a contract you need to digitize? You can scan any document using just your phone or tablet. 

Students, entrepreneurs, educators, and stay-at-home moms alike will all find endless uses for a scanner in your pocket. The AI-powered tools ensure your documents' borders are detected and automatically adjusted while also straightening scan pages and ditching curves and skews. 

Thanks to AI, you can also use iScanner to help you solve complicated math problems. Or put its OCR technology to the test and let it help you decipher text in up to 20 languages.

Once things are scanned, the app becomes a full PDF editor and file manager. Edit your scans, including signing them, adding text, or auto-filling them with custom templates. Then, simply use the drag-and-drop feature to keep them safe and organized.

Scanning something confidential? You can also protect files and folders by locking them with a PIN. 

Secure iScanner for life with code SCAN, bringing the price down to A$39 through 27 April at the Mashable Shop.

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Google, OpenAI, DeepSeek, et al. are nowhere near achieving AGI (Artificial General Intelligence), according to a new benchmark.

The Arc Prize Foundation, a nonprofit that measures AGI progress, has a new benchmark that is stumping the leading AI models. The test, called ARC-AGI-2 is the second edition ARC-AGI benchmark that tests models on general intelligence by challenging them to solve visual puzzles using pattern recognition, context clues, and reasoning.

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According to the ARC-AGI leaderboard, OpenAI's most advanced model o3-low scored 4 percent. Google's Gemini 2.0 Flash and DeepSeek R1 both scored 1.3 percent. Anthropic's most advanced model, Claude 3.7 with an 8K token limit (which refers to the amount of tokens used to process an answer) scored 0.9 percent.

SEE ALSO: How Grok 3 compares to ChatGPT, DeepSeek and other AI rivals

The question of how and when AGI will be achieved remains as heated as ever, with various factions bickering about the timeline or whether it's even possible. Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei said it could take as little as two to three years, and OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said "it's achievable with current hardware." But experts like Gary Marcus and Yann LeCun say the technology isn't there yet and it doesn't take an expert to see how fueling AGI hype is advantageous to AI companies seeking major investments.

The ARC-AGI benchmark is designed to challenge AI models beyond specialized intelligence by avoiding the memorization trap — spewing out PhD-level responses without an understanding of what it means. Instead it focuses on puzzles that are relatively easy for humans to solve because of our innate ability to take in new information and make inferences, thus revealing gaps that can't be resolved by simply feeding AI models more data.

"Intelligence requires the ability to generalize from limited experience and apply knowledge in new, unexpected situations. AI systems are already superhuman in many specific domains (e.g., playing Go and image recognition)" read the announcement.

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"However, these are narrow, specialized capabilities. The 'human-ai gap' reveals what's missing for general intelligence - highly efficiently acquiring new skills."

To get a sense of AI models' current limitations, you can take the ARC-AGI test for yourself. And you might be surprised by its simplicity. There's some critical thinking involved, but the ARC-AGI test wouldn't be out of place next to the New York Times crossword puzzle, Wordle, or any of the other popular brain teasers. It's challenging but not impossible and the answer is there in the puzzle's logic, which is something the human brain has evolved to interpret.

OpenAI's o3-low model scored 75.7 percent on the first edition of ARC-AGI. By comparison, its 4 percent score on the second edition shows how difficult the test is, but also how there's a lot more work to be done with reaching human level intelligence.

The Trump administration accidentally added a journalist to a not-so-secret Signal group chat to discuss imminent military plans. As sports business analyst and former ESPN correspondent Darren Rovell posted on X (then Twitter) during the 2016 presidential election, "I feel bad for our country. But this is tremendous content."

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The Atlantic's editor-in-chief, Jeffrey Goldberg, was added to a Signal group chat with several apparent U.S. government officials, including Vice President JD Vance, Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth, Secretary of State Marco Rubio, National Security Advisor Michael Waltz, and more. Goldberg wasn't sure it was a legitimate group chat because not only would it be highly unusual for U.S. government officials to use Signal, but it would also be pretty stupid to include a journalist in that chat.

But, alas, the chat is real, which Goldberg discovered after the chat decided on U.S. airstrikes on Houthi targets in Yemen, and then the airstrikes took place. After the airstrike, the chat was filled with seemingly celebratory emoji, which, as the internet has pointed out, feels weird.

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The general lack of care put into orders that have a direct impact on people's lives is not inherently laughable. It's horrifying. The chat named active CIA agents, and if their identities were revealed, it could put their lives and their missions in danger. This particular strike killed 53 people, according to the Houthis, and the leak of these plans could have had disastrous effects on U.S. agents in the region and beyond.

Yet, in response to what former U.S. Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg called "the highest level of fuckup imaginable," online posters rolled up their sleeves and got to work. They made a callback to the JD Vance big head memes. They brought up Partiful. They created copypasta messages. They tied it in with the current obsession with morning routines. Because on the internet, nothing is sacred — especially not a text from the U.S. National Security Advisor after a deadly airstrike that reads: "👊🇺🇸🔥"

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SAVE $100: As of March 25, the Apple Watch Series 10 is on sale for $299 in the Amazon Big Spring Sale. That’s a 25% discount off its regular $399 price.

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Have you been patiently waiting for the Amazon Spring Sale to deliver record-low prices on Apple products? You haven't had to wait long, because the Apple Watch Series 10 is down to $299. Normally $399, this 25% discount drops this new model down to its lowest-ever price.

In fact, every configuration of last year's Apple Watch Series 10 is now on sale at its all-time low price, saving shoppers up to $120. We've rounded all the best deals on this new model for your convenience, because we're nice like that.

SEE ALSO: The best Apple deals in Amazon's Big Spring Sale: New iPads and M4 MacBook Airs are already on sale

With the Apple Watch Series 10, you can take an ECG on the spot, track your sleep, get a heads-up about irregular heart rhythms, and even get estimates for ovulation. Users get full workout tracking, real-time training load metrics, and depth and water temperature sensors for teunder-the-sea adventures. And yes, it’s water resistant up to 50 meters.

Bag the best deal on the Apple Watch Series 10 in the Amazon Big Spring Sale.

23andMe is going bankrupt, and now is the time to rescue your data.

The ancestry search company filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy over the weekend, which immediately caused alarm in privacy-focused individuals. A company on the verge of financial collapse is probably not one that can be trusted with your literal DNA, they argued. One could also argue 23andMe was never trustworthy to begin with, but let's focus on the present.

If you've ever submitted a saliva test to 23andMe, the company has valuable data of yours on file. The good news is you can fix that. Here's how.

SEE ALSO: 23andMe is for sale — and so are 15 million people's genetic records How to delete your 23andMe data

The one silver lining to all of this is that deleting your 23andMe data seems very easy:

1. Log into your account and go to "Settings"

2. Scroll to "23andMe data" and click "view"

3. Go to "Delete data" and click "Permanently delete data"

4. Go through the confirmation process

You'll also be given a chance to download your data before deletion, which couldn't hurt. Also, importantly, you can delete the genetic test sample you submitted to 23andMe by going back to the "Settings" menu and finding "Preferences." You should almost definitely do all of these things ASAP.

For years, educators and parents have implored Instagram to address student bullying and harassment that often starts on the company's platform and later shows up in the classroom.

Now the platform, which is owned by Meta, is rolling out a program that allows educators to directly report safety issues like bullying directly to Instagram.

The Schools Partnership program will launch with a pilot that's open to all middle and high schools in the U.S. The International Society for Technology in Education, a nonprofit that focuses on edtech, and the Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development, helped develop the initiative.

SEE ALSO: I'm quitting Instagram. You should too.

When participating schools report content or accounts to Instagram that may violate the platform's community standards, those reports are prioritized for review. Additionally, Instagram will provide status updates and notifications once the platform takes action.

The program requires schools to have an Instagram account and provides them with a profile banner to indicate that they're an official platform partner.

Meta told Mashable that schools that have tested the program so far have typically designated a single administrator, like an assistant principal, to receive relevant safety reports and then share them with Instagram. Per Meta's policy, official school accounts should be run by school officials, not by a parent-teacher organization volunteers.

The process of reporting — and quickly resolving — Instagram-related harassment and bullying has been a key concern of educators and parents in recent years.

In October 2022, the American Federation of Teachers, a union representing 1.7 million educators in the U.S., partnered with the nonprofit organization ParentsTogether to demand that Instagram take gossip accounts seriously.

A petition sponsored by AFT and ParentsTogether asked Instagram to enforce the platform's community guidelines "by taking down all accounts that solely or primarily feature bullying content" and prioritize bullying and harassment reports made by verified school accounts.

Nicholas Perrone, principal of Edgewood Magnet School in New Haven, Conn., praised Instagram's new program after testing it prior to the official launch.

"Instagram listened to these reports and took them seriously," Perrone said in a statement shared with Mashable. He noted that the school had alerted Instagram about cases of bullying or harassment, online violence, and imposter accounts. "What's more, it led to a decrease in negative online content that could have resulted in serious safety concerns for our students."

Meta said in its announcement that middle and high schools can sign up for a waitlist to join the program via their Instagram settings, by selecting "account type and tools" or "business tools and controls." They can also learn more and sign up for the waitlist on Instagram's website.

The popular video app, which could be banned in the United States next month if it is not sold to a non-Chinese owner, is portraying itself as a savior of Americans and a champion of small businesses in a new campaign.

The best spring cleaning deals in the Amazon Spring Sale: Best paper towel deal Brawny Tear-A-Square Paper Towels $23.19 (save $5.80) Get Deal Best laundry detergent deal Clean Cult Liquid Laundry Detergent (Juniper Sandalwood) $6.99 (save $3.50) Get Deal Best trash bag deal Hefty Strong Tall Kitchen Trash Bags (Unscented) $11.99 (save $4) Get Deal

Amazon’s Big Spring Sale is finally here. While most readers are focused on deals on TVs, laptops, and other high-ticket items, savvy shoppers know that this is the perfect opportunity to stock up on spring cleaning essentials. I mean, have you seen the price for a pack of paper towels lately?

SEE ALSO: 200+ of the best live deals in the Amazon Big Spring Sale, hand-picked by Mashable's team of experts

If you’re serious about tidying up, now’s the time to fill your cart. Here are the best spring cleaning deals we could find in the Amazon Spring Sale.

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I know we keep harping on paper towels, but if you have kids, pets, or actually live in your home (as opposed to just going out all the time), you know how essential these disposable absorbent sheets are.

Right now, you can get a 12 family-sized rolls of Brawny for just $23.19 (originally $28.99). That’s an absolute steal considering these are twice as thick and absorbent as bargain brand towels. You’re also getting family-sized rolls, which, according to Brawny, is the equivalent of 30 regular rolls.

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$10.49 Save $3.50 Get Deal Why we like it

Not to be dramatic, but your laundry detergent could make or break your entire day. If you’re dealing with sensitive skin, can’t stand overpowering fragrances, or want something that’s tough on stains without smelling like you bathed in a vat of perfume, you’ve got to pick your detergent wisely.

Clean Cult is one of those brands that actually lives up to the hype. (I use Clean Cult on the regular) It’s tough on stains without the harsh chemicals, gentle on skin, smells delicious without being headache-inducing (there’s an unscented option as well), and comes in sustainable packaging. If you prefer laundry sheets, they have those, too.

One box of Clean Cult liquid laundry detergent can do up to 64 loads of laundry, and it costs just $6.99. Talk about a deal!

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It’s a shame that something we put literal trash in needs to cost so much, but good trash bags are an absolute necessity.

Right now, you can get the Hefty Strong Mega Pack (90 count) for just $11.99. They’re unscented, so you don’t have to worry about that artificial lemon smell permeating your entire house, and they’re super durable.

More deals on spring cleaning essentials

• Caldrea Multi-surface CounterTop Spray Cleaner — $9.60 $16 (save $6.40)

• Dawn Powerwash Gain Original Dish Spray (1 starter kit + 3 refills) — $11.75 $16.79 (save $5.04)

• Finish Ultimate Infinity Shine Dishwasher Pods (62 count) — $14.79 $22.60 (save $7.81)

• Lysol Air Sanitizer Spray (3 pack) — $17.96 $21.81 (save $3.85)

• Fresh Wave Odor Removing Gel (2 pack) — $17.99 $24.99 (save $7)

• Amazon Brand Presto! Flex-a-Size Paper Towels (2 packs of 6) — $24.13 $28.40 (save $4.27)

• The Clean People Laundry Detergent Sheets (96 loads) — $28.05 $33 (save $4.95)

Nvidia showcased robots that could work in warehouses, pedal around like ‘Star Wars’ droids and manipulate surgical equipment at its weeklong A.I. conference

World Liberty Financial, the crypto business created by President Trump and his sons, unveiled a cryptocurrency called a stablecoin, furthering his ties to an industry his administration regulates.

Kindles have become an essential tool for book lovers, but there’s more to them than just downloading e-books. From free book programs like Amazon First Reads to the handy Send to Kindle feature, here are eight perks worth exploring.

TL;DR: As of March 25, the TCL 85-Inch QM8 QLED Mini LED TV is available for $1,399 in the Amazon Big Spring Sale. This is the lowest-ever price.

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The Amazon Big Spring Sale is consistently delivering record-low prices on sought-after items like Kindles, printers, fitness trackers, and much more.

The next product to hit a new low is the TCL 85-Inch QM8 QLED Mini LED TV. This highly-rated TV is available for $1,399 in the Amazon Big Spring Sale. This is the lowest-ever price according to the price tracker camelcamelcamel, so if you've been waiting for the right moment to shop, this is it. What exactly are you waiting for?

SEE ALSO: Save over $1,000 on this huge 85-inch mini-LED TV in the Amazon Spring Sale

We're always keeping a keen eye on what our sister sites are doing, and CNET thinks the QM8 series is the best TV so far this year. That's good enough for us. According to CNET, this model "stands out with superior brightness and impact while still maintaining excellent contrast: a combination no other TV could match at this price."

Get the best price on the TCL 85-Inch QM8 QLED Mini LED TV in the Amazon Big Spring Sale. For more TV deals from this event, check out our running list of the best live discounts.

Norwegian startup 1X released new video showcasing its humanoid robot, Neo Gamma, performing household tasks like vacuuming, cleaning windows, and carrying laundry. While the demo doesn’t confirm its level of autonomy, 1X has previously shown its Eve robots working independently. Neo Gamma features a 3D-printed nylon suit and shoes, designed for a minimalist home. 1X plans to begin testing Neo Gamma in homes by late 2025.

SAVE $10: As of March 25, you can score a $50 DoorDash Gift Card for $40 in Amazon's Big Spring Sale. This deal saves you 20% on list price.

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Amazon's Big Spring Sale has officially started up with plenty of exciting discounts to check out across a wide range of categories. One of our favorite offers from the first day of the sale is actually a gift card deal. If you're a big fan of ordering in food (and who isn't?), you can score 20% off a $50 DoorDash gift card right now as part of the Big Spring Sale.

This has dropped the price of the $50 DoorDash gift card down to $40, allowing you to pocket $10. That's a sweet little springtime deal to take advantage of. Keep in mind that it's a Lightning Deal though, so if it has caught your eye, you'll want to act fast to pick up the gift card at this price before it's all gone.

SEE ALSO: 200+ of the best Amazon deals live ahead of its Big Spring Sale, hand-picked by Mashable's team of experts

Whether you want to gift it to someone in your life or just keep it for yourself, a DoorDash gift card like this is a great pick-up, especially with a discount like this. Once you redeem the $50 into your account, you can spend it at a variety of different shops — from grocery stores to restaurants — in your area. Your orders are delivered right to your doorstep as well, so it's nice and convenient. You can even schedule out deliveries, if you want.

Don't miss out on 20% off a $50 DoorDash Gift Card in Amazon's Big Spring Sale.

Curious what else Amazon is offering in the Big Spring Sale? Check out our roundup of the best deals under $50 in Amazon's Big Spring Sale to see more of our favorite picks.

If you're an avid Walmart shopper, you'll probably want to consider signing up for Walmart+. We know that having to sign up for yet another membership service sounds like a pain, but it may be worth it for you (don't worry, we'll tell you why). That's especially true during shopping events like seasonal sales, Prime Day, and Black Friday — Walmart+ members get early access to deals during these sales.

What is Walmart+?

Walmart+ is the big-box retailer's premier membership program that gets you exclusive benefits, both online and in-store. These include perks like free and fast shipping, early sale access, mobile scan & go at Walmart stores, and lots more. Many compare it to Amazon Prime, though it's still a bit different.

SEE ALSO: Walmart vs. Amazon: Who actually has the best deals? What are the perks?

The whole reason for signing up for Walmart+ is those sweet perks. Here's what you'll get when you become a member:

• Unlimited free delivery: All $35+ orders from Walmart stores will be delivered free of charge.

• Fast shipping: Next-day and two-day shipping is free for Walmart+ members with no minimum required.

• Easy returns: If you need to return something, Walmart will pick it up for you. You won't need to print any labels or repackage any products.

• Savings on fuel: Walmart+ members save 10 cents per gallon at participating fueling stations like Exxon, Mobil, Walmart, Sam's Club, and more.

• Auto care: Visit any Walmart Auto Care center for free flat tire repair and road hazard warranty.

• Mobile scan & go: Shopping at a physical Walmart location? Use your smartphone to scan and pay for your items to make the checkout process faster.

• Paramount+ Essential (ad-supported) Plan subscription: Gain access to Paramount+ for no additional fee and enjoy the catalog of movies and TV shows.

• Early access: Members will get first dibs on special product releases and big sale events, including Black Friday.

• Walmart+ travel: Enjoy up to 5% in Walmart Cash when booking hotels, car rentals, tours, and more with Expedia, and up to 2% on flights.

• Burger King savings: Treat yourself to 25% off Burger King every day and a free Whopper with any purchase every three months.

Walmart frequently treats its members to exclusive limited-time perks, adding even more value to your Walmart+ membership. Previous examples include free Apple Music and YouTube Premium.

How much does Walmart+ cost?

A Walmart+ membership costs $98 annually or $12.95 monthly. New members can also redeem a 30-day free trial to test the waters before fully committing, but it has limited benefits, and only some of these offers will be available.

Walmart also offers a Walmart+ Assist membership, a more affordable option available to qualifying government aid recipients of SNAP, WIC, Medicaid, and more. It's $6.47 per month or $49 per year.

How do you sign up?

Signing up with Walmart+ couldn't be any easier. Here's how to get started:

1. Go to the Walmart+ page. Here, you'll find information on what the service is, what perks you'll get, and pricing.

2. Click on "Start your free 30-day trial." (Yes, you get your first month totally free! A recurring billing period will start after the trial ends.)

3. Fill out your personal and payment information for billing and shipping purposes.

4. That's literally it. You're now a Walmart+ member, and you can start enjoying your perks immediately!

Walmart+ or Amazon Prime?

Though similar, Walmart+ and Amazon Prime still have some pretty big differences between them, and we could make a case for having both. Both services include free and fast shipping benefits, grocery delivery, and access to select streaming services, to name a few shared perks. But, if you had to pick one, we'd say the answer lies in just one question: Do you plan on shopping in-store? If yes, go for Walmart+, but if you think you'll only be shopping online, Amazon Prime will be your best bet. (One more note to consider: Amazon Prime costs about $40 more annually than Walmart+.)

Both memberships also have special shopping events, like Amazon's flagship Prime Day and Walmart's Walmart+ Week. During Prime Day, the focus is on deals across products, but Walmart+ Week centers extra savings on offers and services exclusive to its members.

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SAVE OVER $55: As of March 25, the Kindle Colorsoft is on sale for $224.99 in the Amazon Spring Sale. That's 20% off the list price, and the lowest-ever price.

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We're all waiting for the Amazon Spring Sale to come through with the record-low prices, and we're happy to report that the process has begun. We're seeing lowest-ever prices across a number of categories, including Kindles.

As of March 25, the Kindle Colorsoft is on sale for $224.99 in the Amazon Spring Sale. That's 20% off the list price, saving you $55. This is the lowest-ever price for this new model according to the price tracker camelcamelcamel. So if you've been patiently waiting for the right time to shop, this is it. Bookworms, what are you waiting for?

SEE ALSO: Save over $1,000 on this huge 85-inch mini-LED TV in the Amazon Spring Sale

The new 7-inch Colorsoft display is high-contrast and easy on the eyes, with paper-like color that brings everything you're reading to life. A single charge via USB-C lasts for up to eight weeks, and the waterproof design means it's safe to take to the pool or use in the bath.

Open up a world of color by securing the best-ever price on the Kindle Colorsoft in the Amazon Big Spring Sale. But if that's not enough for you, check out our running list of the best Kindle deals from the sale.

Mr. Han was co-chief executive and oversaw the company’s consumer electronics business since 2021.