Tag: computing
Google may be making AI versions of celebrities for you to chat up in YouTube
Google is working on creating artificial intelligence-powered chatbots mimicking famous people and fictional characters, according to a report from The Information. These AI celebrities, YouTube influencers, and imaginary people will also serve as a template for users to build their own generative AI chatbots with customized personalities and appearances. At…
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Microsoft has pulled a miracle: its Surface Copilot PCs are now the most repairable in the market
Microsoft’s Surface Pro 10 and Surface Laptop 7 Copilot+ PCs are finally launching, and, as it turns out, they are some of the most repairable laptops on the market. According to a new breakdown of the laptops thanks to iFixit, they praised how easily technicians can service them. Shahram Mokhtari…
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AI music makers face recording industry legal battle of the bands that could spell trouble for your AI-generated tunes
Artificial intelligence music makers Suno and Udio have been hit with major lawsuits filed by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) and major music labels for copyright infringement. The suits mark the latest battle over generative AI and synthetic media and the debate over whether they represent original creations…
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Nvidia doesn’t even break the top 100 in most recognizable brands, which may prove how little AI matters in real life
Nvidia recently and briefly surpassed the likes of tech giants such as Microsoft and Apple to become the most valuable company on the planet. But it seems that such an achievement matters very little to consumers since, according to Interbrand’s 2023 report on the most recognizable brands, the company didn’t…
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YouTube’s Stable Volume is now on Android TV devices – here’s everything you need to know about the update your ears may love
Weird audio mixing is a really annoying problem. How many times have you watched a video or movie where the audio sounds fine only for the dialog to be super quiet? Google is helping audiences out by expanding YouTube’s Stable Volume feature from the mobile app to “Android TV and…
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Intel’s Lunar Lake CPUs may be coming out sooner than you think — and that’s great news
A new report may have revealed the launch date of the Intel Lunar Lake chips for both desktops and laptops, which is expected to be between September 17 and 24, 2024. If this report is to be believed, it puts the launch just before the Intel Innovation event, which lands…
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