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KitchenAid launches its first smart thermometer
There are single and dual probe models available.
Engadget Bias Rating
AI-powered media bias analysis by Daily Composite
2.5
out of 5.0
Moderately Left-Leaning
Based on analysis of recent Engadget articles using Claude, GPT-4o, Gemini, and Grok. Scores reflect framing and presentation, not factual accuracy.
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According to Daily Composite AI analysis of recent Engadget articles, the outlet scores 2.5/5 — placing it in the Moderately Left-Leaning category.
This rating is generated by four independent AI models (Claude, GPT-4o, Gemini, and Grok) analyzing word choice, framing, sources cited, and emotional language in recent articles. The consensus score reduces single-model bias.
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Netflix's ad tier now has a whopping 250 million monthly users
Advertising has become big business for the streamer.
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X has a new private hub for users' bookmarks, likes, articles and long videos
The history tab might be the most useful feature X has added in forever.
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The Talos Principle 3 will wrap up the series
Devolver promises "both familiar and all-new mechanics."
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Andreessen Horowitz is the midterm elections' biggest donor
The venture capital firm has reportedly donated $115.5 million during this election cycle.
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Netflix misspelled a lead Devil May Cry character's name and had to recall official merchandise
The t-shirt in question refers to Dante and "Virgil."
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Xbox's new filters aim to make sense of disorganized game libraries
And, brace yourself, Microsoft is also testing a new startup experience.
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LinkedIn is reportedly laying off five percent of its workforce
Marketing, engineering and product teams are among those affected, according to a leaked memo.
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Meta employees are protesting the company's mouse tracking program
Last month, it said it would use employees' mouse movements and keystrokes to train AI models.