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Access OpenAI’s most advanced image-generating model on Bing Image Creator for free. Continue reading You can access the latest DALL-E 3 model for free, just not through ChatGPT
How agentic AI is similar – and different – from its predecessor, generative AI. Continue reading Agents are the ‘third wave’ of the AI revolution
Digital twins are like flight simulators for business, but they’re not as quick and easy to implement as you might think. Continue reading The 5 stages of digital twin development
With a new year fast approaching, you could probably use a to-do list to keep your life running smoothly. If you’re an Android user, here are my five favorite apps for keeping your day on track. Continue reading 5 to-do list apps on Android I recommend for staying on track
Writers, publishers, musicians, photographers, movie producers and newspapers have rejected the Labour government’s plan to create a copyright exemption to help AI companies train their algorithms. From a report: In a joint statement, bodies representi… Continue reading UK Arts and Media Reject Plan To Let AI Firms Use Copyrighted Material
Fundamental advancements are still needed to turn today’s chatbots into something more — something that can sense when we’re stressed or overwhelmed, not just when we need another PDF summarized. Continue reading No one wants another chatbot. This is the AI we actually need
Stuck in a Chrome crash nightmare? Here’s how to recover your precious tabs using a little-known keyboard hack that feels like time travel for your browser. Continue reading Chrome crashed and you lost all of your tabs? Here’s how to get them back
The European Union has issued draft recommendations requiring Apple to make its iOS and iPadOS operating systems more compatible with competitors’ devices, setting up a clash over privacy concerns. The proposals would allow third-party smartwatches and… Continue reading EU Pushes Apple To Make iPhones More Compatible With Rival Devices
On this episode of First Ring Daily, Brad tries to do a sensible thing, Paul tries to talk him out of it, and a few other late December ideas.
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Ukrainian national Mark Sokolovsky was sentenced Wednesday to five years in federal prison for his role in operating Raccoon Infostealer malware, which infiltrated millions of computers worldwide to steal personal data. According to court documents, Sokolovsky, 28, was integral to operations that allowed the leasing of Raccoon Infostealer for $200 per month, payable via cryptocurrency. […]
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