Tag: computing
My favorite macOS Sequoia feature just got even better and I’m super hyped
macOS Sequoia is due for its full release towards the end of the year, and while we wait, Apple has released the public beta to give us a look at what to expect (and test all the new features, of course). Since downloading the public beta of Sequoia, I’ve been playing…
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The Quest 3 is getting a personal assistant courtesy of Meta AI
It’s been a big day for Meta. First off, the tech giant rolled out several new features to Meta AI. And now the same AI model is coming to Quest headsets next month. According to the company’s release video, Meta AI will function as a personal assistant of sorts on the virtual…
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Meta AI’s latest feature can show you in a fantasy world – if you feed it your face
Meta is opening up access to the Meta AI assistant geographically, linguistically, and artistically, giving it the ability to communicate in seven new languages and seven additional countries, and create fantasy images of you based on prompts. Users in 22 countries can now interact with Meta AI on WhatsApp, Instagram,…
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WhatsApp could soon get internet-free file sharing thanks to AirDrop-style upgrade
WhatsApp has seemingly been inspired by Apple, as evidence recently found suggests that the platform is working on its own version of AirDrop. The feature was initially discovered by WABetaInfo in an Android beta from April 2024. It has since resurfaced in an iOS beta under the new name of…
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Google u-turns on Privacy Sandbox endeavor, deciding that cookies won’t be replaced after all – here’s what that means for you
Several years ago, Google boldly set out to replace third-party cookies in its Chrome browser (the browser that enjoys the largest user base by far), intending to offer up the Privacy Sandbox as its replacement. Now, Google has announced an update on the Privacy Sandbox that it will now be…
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Mom’s website ready to put OpenAI in a time-out after learning the AI firm may have scrapped its data
British parenting hub Mumsnet has filed a lawsuit against OpenAI, claiming it violated copyright law by using its data to train its AI models, including those powering ChatGPT. It’s the first such legal action taken against OpenAI in the United Kingdom, but one of a growing number of similar cases…
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