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ActivTrak Study Links AI Use to Workdays Up to 90 Minutes Longer

ActivTrak's October 2026 report found workday spans of 8.4 to 9.1 hours for AI users against 7.6 hours for non-users. Heavy users and people on browser-based tools show the most fragmented work. The comparison is between groups, so it cannot show that AI adds hours.

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What Recursive Self-Improvement Means and How Close Anthropic Says It Is

Anthropic's revised securities filing, as reported by TechCrunch, says it may be near a model capable of recursive self-improvement, though no model has crossed its threshold. The label bundles distinct ideas, the measured evidence shows AI helping build AI in limited ways, and experts disagree about whether the loop would accelerate or stall.

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What AI Data Centers Mean for Local Power Bills, Air and Water

Data center electricity use has more than tripled since 2014, and in the PJM grid region record capacity prices coincide with that growth. Air and water effects are real but often modeled, and the Memphis and Hermantown cases show where the public can and cannot shift outcomes.

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How to Use ChatGPT: What Beginners Need to Know in Late 2026

ChatGPT is used by 44% of US adults, according to a 2026 Pew survey, yet its plans, models and features keep shifting. This guide covers durable habits for prompting, fact-checking and privacy, and flags what research could not confirm.