A New York-based startup known as The Browser Company, which previously introduced the Arc browser, has now created a new AI-driven web browser called Dia.

DIA flights are grounded until at least 6:15 p.m. because of high winds, according to the FAA.

DIA Properties officially enters one of the world’s most dynamic real estate markets with the launch of its debut project in Dubai. LuzOra is a premium residential development that redefines ...

Dia, a new AI browser from the makers of Arc, is available in beta on macOS, and only to existing Arc members or individuals they’ve invited. Screenshot of the Dia browser.

At launch, Dia’s core feature is its AI assistant, which you can invoke at any time. It’s not just a chatbot floating on top of your browser, but rather a context-aware assistant that sees ...

Dia will get some of that stuff in time, The Browser Company’s CEO Josh Miller tells me. The app that’s launching today for existing Arc users is very much still a beta (and only available on ...

The Browser Company’s CEO Josh Miller has of late acknowledged how people have been using AI tools for all sorts of tasks, and Dia is a reflection of that. By giving users an AI interface within ...

IDYLLWILD-PINE COVE, Calif. — Dia Abrams, a former La Jolla resident who vanished from her ranch near Idyllwild five years ago, has been declared legally dead. As a result, half of her estate ...

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KRDO) – The American Airlines plane from Colorado Springs whose engine caught fire at Denver International Airport (DIA) in March ...

Dia Mirza on her stepdaughter Samaira Dia revealed in the interview that she didn’t read many fairy tales growing up, which helped her not perceive her stepfather as someone she shouldn’t accept.

Virginia government employee Nathan Laatsch could face life in prison or death sentence for allegedly attempting to share classified information with a foreign country, DOJ prosecutor said.

An information technology specialist for the Defense Intelligence Agency has been charged with attempting to transmit classified information to a representative of a foreign government.