Month: October 2024
AI maturity: An organizational guide for AI-powered transformation
As the transformative power of Generative AI reaches new heights, the technology is reshaping the way nearly every organization around the world works, collaborates and innovates. However, adoption and progress is uneven, with two cohorts emerging: those organizations that stalled in adopting AI tools, versus those who making progress towards…
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This new scarily realistic AI-call scam is targeting Gmail users
For a long time, email phishing scams have often been a poorly-worded, typo-ridden, desperate plea for funds, that will of course be paid back tenfold. Well, now that our guard is down, AI is here to make sure we don’t get too comfortable. A new, hyper-realistic scam is hitting Gmail…
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Can an AI coach help your esports team clinch the championship?
Athletes gathering with coaches to go over their performance and plan the next game is a time-honored tradition. But the next generation of esports stars may rely on coaches with better wi-fi than whistles. Esports platform PlayVS and AI-powered game analytics provider Omnic.AI are teaming up on a double-play to…
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How to use the latest impressive AI video generator for free
If you’re looking for another option for producing videos using AI amid the recent avalanche of AI video generators, there is yet another new one. The latest addition to your stable is Pollo AI, and you can try it out for free right now. Pollo AI’s features are noticeably easy…
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Here’s a bunch of bananas shit Trump said today about breaking up Google
Yeah, look, Google’s got a lot of power. They’re very bad to me. Very, very bad to me. I can speak from that standpoint. They only have bad stories… in other words, if I have 20 good stories and 20 bad stories, and everyone’s entitled to that, you’ll only see…
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FIFA signs up Lenovo as official tech partner for World Cup 2026 and beyond
Lenovo has been announced as the official technology partner for FIFA, the governing body covering world football. The deal, announced at Lenovo Tech World 2024, will cover the FIFA World Cup 2026 in Canada, Mexico, and the United States, as well as the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2027 in Brazil.…
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