Category: computing

AI can write a hit song, but it can’t lift your soul or break your heart

The presence of AI in music is on the rise, and there are plenty of questions about whether that’s a good thing or not. Of course, the music business is a business, so the real question is whether it can be a success, not whether the quality matches human artists.…

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Google upgrades Gemini 2.5 Pro’s already formidable coding abilities

Google’s Gemini 2.5 Pro is getting an update to improve its coding The update fixes previous issues with formatting and coherence The model is expected to become Gemini Pro’s first official stable release Google’s rapid rollout of new models of Gemini is continuing apace, but the latest version of Gemini…

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Sam Altman says AI chats should be as private as ‘talking to a lawyer or a doctor’, but OpenAI could soon be forced to keep your ChatGPT conversations forever

The New York Times is requesting that all ChatGPT conversations be retained as part of its lawsuit against OpenAI and Microsoft This would mean that a record of all your ChatGPT conversations would be kept, potentially forever OpenAI argues that chats with AI should be a private conversation Back in…

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What WWDC 2025 will tell us about future Apple hardware

The Apple C1 modem could be the start of something big We’ll definitely learn more about the future on our faces A HomePod with a display would be a boon for developers MacBooks are gonna MacBook, the iPhone is gonna iPhone, but what about new Apple hardware? While the Worldwide…

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Google claims Chrome is now faster than ever – but I’m still worried that the browser remains a RAM hog

Google has made a number of under-the-hood tweaks to Chrome It claims the browser is now 10% faster than it was a year ago That’s based on benchmarking with Speedometer 3.0, but we’re not shown comparative results with other popular web browsers Google has boasted that Chrome is now faster…

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Luma Labs’ new Modify Video tool can reimagine scenes without reshooting

Luma Labs’ new Modify Video tool for Dream Machine uses AI to alter any video footage without reshoots Any characters or environments won’t lose their original motion or performances Anything from subtle wardrobe tweaks to full magical scene overhauls is feasible Luma Labs is known for producing AI videos from…

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