Tag: AI Platforms & Assistants
Slack will now let you code as a team to get those tricky tasks done
Slack Code will let workers code as a team Dedicated channels will let coding teams track changes in real time A wide range of AI agents will be available to use Cracking those complex coding tasks could soon be a lot easier thanks to a new release from Salesforce and…
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‘We’ve removed the biggest barrier to customer AI adoption: writer’s block’ — Starling Bank AI boss on why agentic AI could be the key to help customers manage their money better
AI is helping revolutionise industries everywhere, but it can also have benefits for customers and consumers. In the banking sector, AI is set to bring significant changes, with smart tools able to help customers overcome the biggest limitation of AI prompting: knowing what to ask. The last 18 months have…
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Adobe Firefly just added three new AI audio tools for creators and marketers — I tested them all to see if they’re any good
Adobe releases three new AI audio tools on Firefly Creators can now use Generate Music, Generate Speech, and Generate Sound Effects I tried them out to see how they perform in video creation After sitting in beta for sometime, Adobe Firefly has now made three new AI audio tools promising…
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ChatGPT has started dropping unexpected f-bombs — and I think I’ve found the reason why
Have you noticed that ChatGPT has suddenly started dropping f-bombs? I have, and it seems that I’m not the only one. It first happened in a casual chat, and it really caught me off guard. We were discussing Netflix’s Jujutsu Kaisen and before I had sworn in our chat, ChatGPT…
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Alabama town left powerless against massive new Bitcoin mining data center after developer finds loophole in state zoning laws
Morgan County’s 12-month moratorium has no enforcement power thanks to Dillon’s Rule limiting its ability to act against a proposed 50 MW Bitcoin mine by VoltCore The town of Somerville never adopted zoning, and the site sits outside the town limits, leaving its 18-month moratorium equally unenforceable The developer trades…
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Coders are slacking when it comes to web standards — and that simply won’t do in the AI age
The ValidateHTML project examined the 5,000 most popular domains based on the Tranco list Project lead Théo Ducreux found that just 53% of these sites had human-readable home pages Almost 90% of the sites failed to meet W3C web standard, even serving violations of the HTML5 specification ValidateHTML—an independent project…
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