Two Apple vets have $241 million and no customers Two ex-Apple execs have a strong roster of investors—and five years of mystery around what they’re building. Fortune · Mar 9, 2023
Xbox says Call of Duty isn't a system seller in bid to help the Activision buyout go through Just 3% of PlayStation players would allegedly switch to Xbox should Call of Duty become exclusive Daily Mirror · Mar 9, 2023
From Marketing to Design, Brands Adopt AI Tools despite Risk Even if you haven’t tried artificial intelligence tools that can write essays and poems or conjure new images on command, chances are the companies that make your household products are already starting to do so. Mattel has put the AI image generator DALL-E to work by having it come up… Asharq Al-Awsat · Mar 9, 2023
Sony says Microsoft may make Call of Duty on PlayStation unplayable Sony believes Microsoft’s promise for parity between Call of Duty on PlayStation and Xbox may not amount to much. USA Today Sports Media Group · Mar 8, 2023
Noam Chomsky says A.I. is far from ‘true intelligence’ and ChatGPT is the ‘banality of evil’ ChatGPT doesn’t hold a candle to “true intelligence,” the famous linguist argues. It also will tell you it’s just following orders. Fortune · Mar 8, 2023
NVIDIA Releases Hotfix For GeForce Driver To Resolve CPU Usage Spikes NVIDIA released the company’s GeForce 531.18 WHQL driver on February 28th. It didn’t take long before user reports started to pile up on the NVIDIA forums about a strange bug causing processor usage to spike. The problem would occur after the user exited a game, and the issue would persist… AnandTech · Mar 8, 2023
UAE To Launch AI-Powered Digital Teachers To Support Students UAE, one of the leaders in new technology, intends to deploy digital teachers powered by AI to create teaching methods. Zenger · Mar 8, 2023
Starfield release date finally confirmed and it's later than we were all expecting Microsoft and Bethesda have just dropped a Starfield release date trailer ahead of the special Starfield Direct deep dive this June Daily Mirror · Mar 8, 2023
Is Meta about to release a chatbot for Instagram and Facebook? Mark Zuckerberg and co have big plans for artificial intelligence. Evening Standard · Mar 8, 2023
Darktrace warns of rise in AI-enhanced scams since ChatGPT release Cybersecurity firm notes emergence of sophisticated email scams featuring improved linguistic complexity The Guardian - UK · Mar 8, 2023
Pushing Buttons: Is the Olympics getting video games all wrong? What should be a victory for esports has brought criticism from competitive gamers, as the genre’s biggest names are left out of competition The Guardian - UK · Mar 8, 2023
From marketing to design, brands adopt AI tools despite risk Even if you haven’t tried artificial intelligence tools that can write essays and poems or conjure new images on command, chances are the companies that make your household products are already starting to do so The Independent UK · Mar 8, 2023
Women leaders at Dorset tech firm on how to thrive in 'male dominated' sector Three senior figures at Wimborne-based Talk Think Do have offered their advice to other women on how to pursue a career in the industry Birmingham Post · Mar 8, 2023
Here's how to invest in the S&P 500 Utilize index funds to expose your portfolio to the S&P 500. Fortune · Mar 7, 2023
Tribune News Service · Mar 7, 2023 For laid-off tech workers, Seattle job market is no longer quite so friendly Like many of the thousands of workers cut recently by Seattle-area tech firms, Eric, a former Amazon software engineer, recalls his layoff as a kind of one-two gut punch.
Fortune · Mar 7, 2023 Slack, supply chains and customer services all get generative-A.I. smarts Microsoft and Salesforce are baking generative A.I. into their enterprise services.
Fortune · Mar 7, 2023 Google middle managers hoping for a big promotion better think again CEO Sundar Pichai is cutting back on large pay rises, as investors demand management take more forceful action to reduce its bloated cost base.
Evening Standard · Mar 7, 2023 Which London universities ban ChatGPT and AI chatbots? Will students get expelled from university for using chatbots like ChatGPT in their essays?
Tribune News Service · Mar 7, 2023 Microsoft cuts another 689 Seattle-area jobs amid cost reductions Microsoft laid off another 689 workers from its Seattle-area offices Monday, the latest move by the Redmond, Washington-based tech giant to trim costs amid an industrywide post-pandemic slump.
Daily Mirror · Mar 7, 2023 EPOS ADAPT 561 II Review: Professional adaptable audio solution that combines subtle with audio excellence This wireless headset is perfectly tailored for professionals at the offices, in conference rooms and on the go with great audio and ANC
Fortune · Mar 7, 2023 Google boss Sundar Pichai says staff are bemoaning office ghost towns—‘not a nice experience’ The search engine giant is facing what is likely its greatest competitive threat since it was founded in 1998, forcing Pichai to make tough choices on costs.
ABC News · Mar 6, 2023 Meet ChatGPT's alter ego, DAN. He doesn't care about ethics or rules What do you get when you jailbreak ChatGPT? DAN, a chatbot who is willing to answer all your questions — even unethical ones.
Fortune · Mar 6, 2023 'They were all dumb as a rock': Microsoft’s CEO slams voice assistants like Alexa and his own company’s Cortana as A.I. is poised to take over The tech world's growing focus on A.I. signals that the virtual assistant trend is in the past.
StockNews.com · Mar 6, 2023 4 Software Stocks You Shouldn't Hesitate to Buy in 2023 While the market is currently facing macroeconomic headwinds, the emerging trends in technology and increasing spending should help the software sector stay afloat. Therefore, we think investors shouldn’t hesitate to invest in quality software stocks Fortinet (FTNT), Check Point Software (CHKP), Informatica (INFA), and CSG Systems International (CSGS) this year.…
Inverse · Mar 6, 2023 Bing’s Biggest Challenge Will Be Teaching People How to Un-Google Search Microsoft's ChatGPT-powered Bing is a revelation, but only if you know how it works.