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5 ChatGPT prompts to try now that the chatbot is free for all

OpenAI is opening up the free version of its chatbot ChatGPT and allowing people to chat with the AI without signing up for an account.

Tom’s Guide

How AI Changes The Energy Industry

Christina Shim, head of Sustainability Software at IBM, sees AI as a critical part of the energy transition for developing, managing, and maintaining complex, reliable grids.

International Business Times

AI-generated deepfake videos, voice cloning emerge as potential threats during election season

Cybersecurity experts have raised concerns over the possible misuse of AI and deepfake technology during Lok Sabha elections.

The Hindu

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Asus Zenbook 14 OLED review: fashionable and future-proof

The Asus Zenbook 14 OLED has a lot to love, but does it stand out?

OpenAI's Sora Released to Filmmakers for the First Time: Check Out Remarkable Videos They Created

OpenAI released its powerful AI video tool, Sora, to artists. Early results show promise for creating long, immersive videos from text prompts.

International Business Times UK

ChatGPT is now available to everyone without an account — here’s how to get started

OpenAI is removing a login requirement for ChatGPT. And it's rolling out starting today.

Tom’s Guide

Interplay between law and technology can ensure criminal justice reform: CJI

Justice Chandrachud made the remarks while delivering the 20th D.P. Kohli Memorial Lecture on ‘Adopting Technology to Advance Criminal Justice’, on the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) Raising Day.

The Hindu

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AI in elections, the good, the bad and the ugly

The widespread application of AI is likely to bring about a paradigm shift in the general election in 2024

The Hindu

Samsung teases a generative AI overhaul for its virtual assistant Bixby

Samsung has reportedly teased plans to bring generative AI to its assistant Bixby.

Android Central

Microsoft doesn't want you to use prompt injection attacks to trick Copilot AI into spiraling out of control, and it now has the tool to prevent this

Microsoft recently unveiled new tools for its Azure AI system designed to mitigate and counter prompt injection attacks and that can identify hallucination spells.

Windows Central

Make AI servers in Mexico, US tech firms tell Taiwanese manufacturers

US tech giants are keen for their Taiwanese manufacturing partners to set up in Mexico. The idea has proven attractive to giants like Foxconn and others, says the report, and geopolitics aside, it looks like a savvy move to have manufacturing that much closer and to benefit from the attractive…

Tom’s Hardware

Here's the one place Microsoft thinks doesn't need Copilot AI integration across its Windows ecosystem after receiving backlash

Microsoft has quietly pulled Copilot AI from the Windows Server 2025 via a new update. It remains unclear why Microsoft pulled the plug on integrating Copilot into its Windows Server 2025 barely a month after making the addition.

Windows Central

US govt wants to talk to tech companies about AI electricity demands — eyes nuclear fusion and fission

President Joe Biden's administration wants to further talks with tech companies on how to meet electricity needs for computing. Nuclear power seems to be the front runner for meeting the increasing demands of AI.

Tom’s Hardware

Samsung's Bixby is getting a big generative AI upgrade — what you need to know

Samsung wants to get in on some of that generative AI power by giving Bixby a much needed upgrade.

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Dindigul Campus Connect

Training programme on entrepreneurship in fisheries sector by ICAR-CIFT and Alagappa University, featuring experts and hands-on sessions.

The Guardian - AU

Worried about a bump on your date’s penis? There’s an app for that – but not everyone is convinced

Company behind app says no personal information is collected but experts warn of ‘how easily’ data can be hacked

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3 Telecom Stocks Building Gains in April

The telecom sector is experiencing growth driven by a growing demand for high-speed internet, innovative infrastructure, and the surge in data consumption. Therefore, investors could consider buying fundamentally strong telecom stocks such as Telefônica Brasil (VIV), Magyar Telekom (MYTAY), and Spok Holdings (SPOK). Read more.

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AI filmmaking is frighteningly real - director Freddy Chávez Olmos explains how AI was used to make horror film BYE-BYE

AI for filmmaking is a reality.

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Tech&Learning

Edtech Show & Tell: April 2024

New edtech products that have caught our attention this month

Tech&Learning

How Sal Khan Uses AI To Teach

Sal Khan has embraced AI to help support Khan Academy, but he also uses it in his own teaching practice.

Axios

Granholm wants to "accelerate" talks with big tech on powering AI

Growing demand from AI and data centers is a "problem" for power capacity.

Evening Standard

Give children better sex education to fight views distorted by cyberspace, says top headteacher

Head of private school in south London warns of dangers of children learning about consent, sexual violence and diseases online

Wallpaper

Cutting-edge sound machines celebrate the independent spirit

Synths, effects, and even toys – these sound machines offer up new adventures in music creation, and showcase the idiosyncratic world of low-volume tech production

The Guardian - UK

Conspiracy, monetisation and weirdness: this is why social media has become ungovernable

The royals are perennial clickbait, but the wild online bunkum over the Princess of Wales reveals new and darker forces, says Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik

The Guardian - UK

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