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Shira Ovide

Shira Ovide

Help Desk Strategy Editor and Writer at The Washington Post

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  • English
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  • Technology

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Recent Articles

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Analysis | OpenAI CEO Sam Altman is right and very wrong about AI-faked voices

It’s getting scarily easy to create an AI soundalike to fool your banks or loved ones. We need industry and government to fix this.
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Analysis | Try these hidden ‘NOPE’ buttons to stop AI content

How to turn off AI in Google and DuckDuckGo web search results, plus a no-AI nuclear option.
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Analysis | Elon Musk’s Starlink internet works great if hardly anyo...

A new analysis digs into the irony of satellite internet: The more popular it becomes, the worse speeds and reliability tend to get.
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Analysis | How this boring technology became the decade’s hottest g...

Computer sales have perked back up while we’re buying fewer smartphones and tablets every year, according to data from research firm IDC.
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Analysis | Is ChatGPT really the new Google? We dug into the numbers.

There’s a belief that we’re ditching web search for chatbots to find news, information and products. The truth is more complicated.
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Analysis | How AI bots are threatening your favorite websites

More websites, including Wikipedia and academic archives, are grousing about AI freeloaders that siphon their information. They’re fighting back.
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Analysis | Trump Mobile’s phone service actually exists, and it works

The “made in America” T1 Mobile smartphone, though, maybe not so much.
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Analysis | Scanning technology is coming to detect child porn. Here...

Police have a new tool to find sexually explicit images of children. Experts say it can be useful but may also be ripe for abuse.
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Review | 6 great tech products for your summer fun

We’ve got ideas to capture your vacation memories, distract your kids or take your outdoor adventures to the next level.
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Analysis | I tried signing up for Trump Mobile service. Here’s how ...

More Americans really should try the growing number of alternatives to AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon — although maybe not Trump Mobile.
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Analysis | Why Apple’s big events no longer feel revolutionary

Your technology gets better with incremental improvements that mostly aren’t meant to be noticed. Apple is out of step with this reality.