Month: February 2024
The FCC bans robocalls with AI-generated voices
The Federal Communications Commission is making it illegal for robocalls to use AI-generated voices. The ruling, issued on Thursday, gives state attorneys general the ability to take action against callers using AI voice cloning tech. As outlined in the ruling, AI-generated voices are now considered “an artificial or prerecorded voice”…
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Drop’s swap-top keyboard lets you match your case to your caps
Picture the scene: you’ve just found the perfect set of keycaps for your mechanical keyboard. They’re available in the layout you need, they’re made of nice thick plastic, and their legends look beautifully crisp. But wouldn’t it be great if you could also change your keyboard’s case color to match…
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Exclusive: Nvidia’s fastest AI chip ever is finally available for preorder — and you can get the GH200 for as little as $4.99 per hour
Nvidia‘s most powerful AI chip to date, the GH200 Grace Hopper Superchip, is now available for pre-order. It is designed for heavy generative AI workloads, such as Large Language Models like ChatGPT. The GH200 superchip boasts a high-bandwidth connection between the Grace CPU and Hopper GPU, which Nvidia says allows…
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Cowboy expands at-home e-bike services to more riders
That means owners of Cowboy e-bikes across Europe can now request flat tire fixes, bike setup, general maintenance, and the installation of child seats or rear racks right in the Cowboy app with prices starting at €69 / £69. Best of all, you don’t have to visit one of the…
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More fake Facebook job ads are spreading malware to steal all your details
Cybersecurity researchers have spotted yet another malicious Facebook ad campaign looking to trick users into installing malware on your Windows device. The team from Trustwave SpiderLabs revealed how an unnamed threat actor created a Facebook ad campaign for digital advertising jobs. Those that click on the ad are served a…
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Funimation is shutting down — and taking your digital library with it
Funimation is shutting down on April 2nd, 2024. The anime streaming service will start migrating existing subscribers to Crunchyroll — a move that will not only affect subscription prices, but will also wipe digital libraries. A support page on Funimation’s website says the service will automatically transfer existing subscribers to…
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