Tag: computing
OpenAI’s SearchGPT appears to get lost on its first hunt
The new SearchGPT feature introduced by OpenAI has stumbled in its rollout, as first discovered by The Atlantic. SearchGPT is a new tool designed to combine OpenAI‘s AI models with real-time web data for faster, more accurate answers. It’s not widely available but represents OpenAI’s vision of how AI and…
Read MoreAndroid users rejoice! You’ll soon be able to connect Windows 11 File Explorer to your smartphone and transfer files with ease
You may remember that a while back, we reported on a nifty feature hidden in test versions of Windows 11, allowing users to see and use their phone within the desktop OS (in File Explorer) as if it were an external drive. We have been waiting patiently for this feature…
Read MoreNew Windows 11 preview has good news and bad ahead of 24H2 release: more features are coming… and more ads
Microsoft has just released a new Windows 11 test build in the Release Preview channel, the final stage of testing for preview builds, and this is an exciting – or depressing, in some respects – look at what will eventually be the 24H2 update for the OS. As you’re likely…
Read MoreShock move by Microsoft: company actually makes Windows 11 better with taskbar improvements
Windows 11 users could be treated to a range of minor (but useful!) tweaks which have been spotted in recent preview builds, including some nifty taskbar-related changes. One notable change introduced with the latest preview of Windows 11 in the Beta channel (build 22635) is a taskbar tweak that means…
Read MoreChatGPT won’t let you give it instruction amnesia anymore
OpenAI is making a change to stop people from messing with custom versions of ChatGPT by making the AI forget what it’s supposed to do. Basically, when a third party uses one of OpenAI’s models, they give it instructions that teach it to operate as, for example, a customer service…
Read MoreOpenAI officially takes on Google with SearchGPT – but not everybody gets access for now
After months of speculation, OpenAI‘s search engine, SearchGPT, is here but only as a prototype and in limited testing. Even so, it’s a watershed moment for the generative AI company and may represent the first substantial challenge to Google‘s Search engine dominance. OpenAI announced that it’s testing SearchGPT in a blog post…
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