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Claude Now Integrates Directly with Photoshop, Blender, and Ableton

Anthropic has launched a set of connectors for Claude that allow the AI chatbot to tap into popular creative software, including Adobe’s Creative Cloud apps, Affinity, Blender, Ableton, Autodesk, and more. This marks the company’s latest efforts to break into the creative industry following its launch of Claude Design earlier this month. The new connectors […]

The newest Kindle Paperwhite hits its lowest price of the year

Mother’s Day is coming up, and if you’re looking for a present, we recently published our gift guide with a range of ideas. One of those recommendations is the $109.99 entry-level Kindle, but right now you can buy the latest version of the higher-end Kindle Paperwhite with 16GB of storage and ads on sale starting […]

Colorado’s Latest Speed Cameras May Make GPS App Alerts Redundant

Cybertruck speed cameras, viewed as significant eyesores, are designed to capture immediate speed readings; however, the recent units deployed in Colorado focus on merely determining average speeds. Following the enactment of Colorado Revised Statute 42-4-110.5, the CDOT and local law enforcement are permitted to utilize speed cameras in driving areas labeled as high-risk zones. This initiative was established to mitigate speeding in construction zones, where worker safety is at greater risk and police monitoring is challenging.

Applications like Waze include features that monitor speed cameras, providing audible notifications prior to approaching one, while radar detectors can alert you to forthcoming speed enforcement. Nevertheless, the Colorado cameras are configured to capture images of vehicle license plates at entry and exit points, enabling the calculation of average speeds and the automatic issuance of fines to violators.

Monitoring average speed alters the GPS app alert landscape