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Why is “AI” suddenly everywhere?

Why is “AI” suddenly everywhere?

In 2021, we saw the beginning of the AI explosion when OpenAI released ChatGPT, a Generative Pre-Trained model. This was not their first text-generating system. The GPT framework had been available to anyone who signed up for the OpenAI “playground,” a testbed for developers to build things with their services.

Microsoft says they’re confident they can catch up with Apple

Microsoft says they’re confident they can catch up with Apple

Microsoft has announced an upcoming announcement scheduled for May 20th, in which they will reveal their new upcoming laptops powered by Arm chips, to compete with Apple’s M3 chip lineup. The reporting by The Verge suggests they will be powered by Qualcomm processors, which are the same type used

Jony Ive and Sam Altman reportedly collaborating on new AI device

Jony Ive and Sam Altman reportedly collaborating on new AI device

Jony Ive (renowned Apple product designer, responsible for many iconic products) and Sam Altman, (the CEO of OpenAi, the makers of ChatGPT) are rumored to be working together on a new product that could be positioned as another “the new everything tool.” Jony Ive is credited as the chief designer

Jesse Lyu holds a small, bright orange object, similar to a smartphone, and speaks into it like a walkie talkie.

Rabbit R1: the new 'everything tool' to know about

The Consumer Electronics Show or CES was once a hotbed of interesting tech. Its relevance has been increasingly debatable as the years have gone on. The big TV companies show off their new TVs every year, there's loads of travel dock chargers & batteries and new versions of

iMessage Check-Ins: how to make the most of this unique safety feature

With iOS 17, Apple introduced Check-In, a privacy-focused safety feature that lets you easily let others know when you’ve safely arrived at your destination, without sharing full location data.

Creating stickers in iOS

* Starting with iOS 17, you can long press on the subject of a photo to highlight it, then choose "Add Sticker" to turn that subject into a sticker * Subjects pulled from Live Photos can be turned into animated stickers * The custom stickers you create are accessible in the