Tag: Software
Look out ChatGPT – the creator of Proton Mail has just launched a new AI chatbot that’s super-secure and private
Proton has launched Lumo, a new AI assistant that’s dedicated to your privacy There’s a free version, and a paid-for Plus version with premium features You can use Lumo in a web browser or via apps on iOS and Android Proton, the Swiss company behind apps including Proton Mail and…
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Spotify had to pull an AI-generated song that claimed to be from an artist who passed away 36 years ago
AI-generated songs by deceased artists, like Blaze Foley, have been falsely uploaded to Spotify The streaming service is taking them down as they are spotted The tracks slipped past Spotify’s content verification processes through platforms like SoundOn Last week, a new country song called “Together” appeared on Spotify under the…
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Rumors of GPT-5 are multiplying as the expected release date approaches
OpenAI appears to be testing GPT-5 based on leaked files and internal biosecurity tools GPT-5 is rumored to unify memory, reasoning, vision, and task completion into one No specific release date has been announced, but it’s likely to roll out officially in the next few months Rumors that OpenAI is…
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Is ChatGPT down? Live updates as we track issues with the site and app
Refresh OpenAI confirms there’s an issue OpenAI has been quick to confirm issues, providing an update that it has identified the issue as of 8:38AM ET. Here’s the full message on the status page. Elevated errors on ChatGPT for all paid users We have identified that users are experiencing elevated…
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Microsoft promises to crack one of the biggest problems with Windows 11: slow performance
Microsoft is collecting more data on performance issues with Windows 11 This is happening via feedback from testers using preview builds Hoovering up a whole lot more logs relating to performance hitches will hopefully help Microsoft stamp out sluggishness on the desktop Microsoft has promised to improve Windows 11‘s overall…
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AI is tricking people into traveling to places that don’t exist, and we all need to learn to avoid these scams
An unfortunate couple excitedly traveled for hours for a chance to take a mountaintop cable car called the Kuak Skyride. They’d seen it online, complete with smiling tourists gliding along and a TV journalist narrating the whole video. However, when the couple arrived, there was nothing but a small town…
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