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AI is problematic on many levels. It’s complex and technical, and confusing to, and misunderstood by, even very technical people. It’s riddled with privacy concerns both real and imagined. It’s happening fast, really fast—one hopes, unsustainably fast—… Continue reading What’s Old is New Again (Premium)
Microsoft’s Bing search engine is currently experiencing an outage that’s also affecting services relying on the Bing API such as DuckDuckGo and ChatGPT.
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Nvidia reported today that it earned a net income of $14.9 billion on revenues of $26 billion in the quarter ending April 28.
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Google has started making Magic Editor and other AI-powered editing tools available to more Google Photos users, starting with owners of older Pixel phones.
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Amazon is reportedly still on track to launch a paid version of Alexa with generative AI features later this year.
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Adobe Lightroom is getting a new Generative Remove feature powered by the company’s Firefly generative machine learning model.
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During Monday’s Microsoft AI event, Pavan Davuluri threw out an unexpected term, Windows Copilot runtime, without really explaining it. Today, we have a bit more information about that, and some news about the new approach to “native” apps on Windows.
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Qualcomm announced today the Snapdragon Dev Kit for Windows, a $899 mini PC powered by a Snapdragon X Elite chip.
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Team Copilot, a new experience coming in preview later this year will transform Copilot for Microsoft 365 into a team AI assistant that can facilitate meetings, help with project management, and more.
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This morning at Build 2024, Microsoft announced a partnership with Khan Academy to spread the use of AI in education.
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