Just another riddle.
Clue 1:
Like touched on the title, it's used to make some operations
Clue 2:
You're using one of them at the moment
Clue 3:
You can tell it what to do
Clue 4:
10 letters
Who am I?
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3$\begingroup$ Clue 1 seems to describe a singular thing. Clue 2 seems to describe a plural thing. Clue 3 seems to describe a plural thing. Clue 4 could be either. The final question seems to want a singular thing. Is this inconsistency deliberate? If not, would you like to clarify whether we're looking for a singular or a plural answer? $\endgroup$– Gareth McCaughan ♦Mar 25, 2020 at 22:09
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Perhaps you are
CALCULATOR
It makes operations, all computers with web browsing capabilities have calculators, you tell it what to compute.
Other possibilities:
Technology, electronic, Cell phones, appliances
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1$\begingroup$ I see you're a man of culture as well, the answer was
Calculator:) $\endgroup$– xKobaltMar 26, 2020 at 8:30
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You are looking for COMPUTERS.
They can do arithmetic and other logical operations.
You are using a computer (cell phones count if you're on mobile).
You can program them.
The word is 9 letters long.
If a computer is part of an AI, they could be referred to as a "who". (singular and plural seems to be weird in general, but AI using plural "I" to refer to the hive mind as a whole can make sense.)
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$\begingroup$ Good attempt, it has a logic, but I'm sorry to say that I accidentally wrote 9 letters instead of 10. Anyway, I think you can do it the same $\endgroup$– xKobaltMar 25, 2020 at 23:31