Month: April 2025
All of the updates about OpenAI
OpenAI, founded in 2015 to develop artificial general intelligence (AGI) — AI systems with human-level intelligence — has transformed dramatically since launching ChatGPT, which was once considered to be “the fastest-growing consumer application in history.” Most cofounders have left either to create a competitor or work for one. The company…
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Mac-inspired mini PC has three unique, exciting features that I beg other mini PC designers to embrace and copy
Ayaneo Retro Mini PC AM01S features a 4-inch touchscreen with a 0-90° flip mechanism Magnetically attached port covers create a clean and adaptable workstation Dual-fan cooling system ensures optimal performance without overheating or throttling There are plenty of mini PCs on the market, but few feature a 4-inch touchscreen on…
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Keanu Reeves is coming back for John Wick 5
During its presentation at this year’s CinemaCon, Lionsgate announced that it has greenlit production on yet another John Wick feature that will see Keanu Reeves return to reprise his role as the Baba Yaga. Though Lionsgate has not yet shared any plot details or other casting announcements, longtime John Wick…
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Gave up trying to install Chrome on Windows 11 because it wouldn’t work? Google has fixed this error, but I can’t believe how long it took
Google’s Chrome installer for PCs with AMD and Intel CPUs has been broken for the past week Detective work suggests that the version for these PCs was accidentally replaced by the Arm installer, which is for very different Snapdragon CPUs While the issue has now been fixed, Google took a…
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Humans as hardware – no, not the name of a new Matrix movie prequel but a shocking idea about human tissue
Physical reservoir computing is a muscle-powered Matrix-like concept Human tissue’s nonlinear behavior could support real-world data processing New study imagines biology and machines merging into hybrid computers In a study that blends biology and computing, a researcher from the Graduate School of Engineering Science at Osaka University has come up…
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Hundreds of scientists accuse Donald Trump of censorship
More than 1,900 scientists and engineers have signed a letter saying they “see real danger in this moment” as the Trump administration slashes federal support for scientific research. “Wise investments by the US government have built up the nation’s research enterprise, making it the envy of the world,” says the…
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