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    A glowing digital brain with a microchip labeled "AI" is displayed next to a blurred statue of Lady Justice and a judge’s gavel, symbolizing how regulators of AI therapy apps shape the role of artificial intelligence in the legal system.

    Regulators Struggle to Keep Up with the Rapid Growth of AI Therapy Apps

    Regulators AI therapy apps concerns are growing as artificial intelligence tools aimed at mental health support expand faster than governments can provide oversight. From chat-based counseling services to AI-driven cognitive…

    Apple Magazine cover featuring a close-up of a MacBook keyboard and edge with headlines about AI-driven shopping, billionaires preparing for the end, and “M5 Devices” as the main focus.
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    Close-up of the rear cameras on two smartphones—one white with a single lens, the other orange with three lenses and a flash—highlighting Apple moving luxury away from the Pro line in this Air vs Pro comparison.

    Air vs Pro: Apple Moving Luxury Away From the Pro Line

    A white rounded square icon with a 4x4 grid of colorful squares on a vibrant gradient background; a small translucent Apple logo is in the bottom right corner, evoking the look of the macOS Tahoe Launchpad.

    macOS Tahoe: Bring My Launchpad Back!

    White text reads "Beta Upgrades" over a soft, abstract background of overlapping green, blue, and cream shapes with a blurred, gradient effect—perfect for discussing iOS beta 26 or the differences between public beta vs developer beta.

    Apple Beta Upgrades: It’s Better to Wait for the Public Launch

    A man in a dark suit and tie smiles and raises his hand in greeting while standing outdoors, with a dark-colored car in the background—like a scene straight out of an Apple TV Plus series.

    Elon Musk Criticizes Foundation – And He’s Right

    A man with gray hair wearing a dark blue shirt speaks animatedly on stage about the iPhone 17 Launch, holding a small device in his right hand, against a plain black background.

    iPhone 17 Launch: Where Was Craig Federighi?

    A person in shiny black armor and helmet pilots a spaceship, while The Mandalorian & Grogu sit side by side in the cockpit, surrounded by futuristic controls and lights.

    The Mandalorian & Grogu: Sigourney Weaver Joins Pedro Pascal

    Black and white logo featuring a pixelated arrow pointing upwards to the right, with the word "MINECRAFT" in bold capital letters beneath it. The design is simple with a retro, blocky aesthetic.

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