Tag: artificial intelligence
Google’s new Gemini AI model means your future robot butler will still work even without Wi‑Fi
Google’s new Gemini Robotics On‑Device AI model lets robots run entirely offline The model can learn new tasks from just 50 to 100 examples It adapts to different robot types, like humanoids or industrial arms, and could be used in rural homes and hospitals For years, we’ve been promised robot…
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New judge’s ruling makes OpenAI keeping a record of all your ChatGPT chats one step closer to reality
A federal judge rejected a ChatGPT user’s petition against her order that OpenAI preserve all ChatGPT chats The order followed a request by The New York Times as part of its lawsuit against OpenAI and Microsoft OpenAI plans to continue arguing against the ruling OpenAI will be holding onto all…
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Forget about SEO – Adobe already has an LLM Optimizer to help businesses rank on ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude
Adobe wants to help decide how your brand shows up inside ChatGPT and other AI bots LLM Optimizer promises SEO-like results in an internet where search engines no longer rule Your FAQ page could now influence what AI chatbots say about your brand to customers Popular AI tools such as…
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I tried Google’s new Search Live feature and ended up debating an AI about books
Google’s new Search Live feature lets users hold real-time voice conversations with an AI-powered version of Search The Gemini-powered AI attempts to simulate a friendly and knowledgeable human. Google is keen to have all roads lead to Gemini, and Search Live could help entice people to try the AI companion…
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Forget virtual pets – the next AI video craze is cats doing Olympic diving, and it’s all thanks to this new Google Veo 3 rival
MiniMax’s new Hailuo 02 AI video model has sparked a viral trend of cats performing Olympic dives The videos blend advanced physics-based animation with internet absurdity Though not the quality of Google Veo 3, Hailuo 2 is rapidly gaining in popularity among casual AI users Watching the cat walk onto…
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New research says using AI reduces brain activity – but does that mean it’s making us dumber?
Amid all the debates about how AI affects jobs, science, the environment, and everything else, there’s a question of how large language models impact the people using them directly. A new study from the MIT Media Lab implies that using AI tools reduces brain activity in some ways, which is…
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