From spinal cord aids to plaything of tech startups, neural interfaces are going mainstream. OpenAI’s audacious plan: turn your brainwaves into your personal Apple Vision Pro remote.
“Google, not content with mere I/O architecture, now trains AI to smell out ransomware. It’s a truffle pig in the digital forest, though some ‘shrooms may still elude it.”
From AI whisperers to existential queries and a splash of French sophistication, the Claude method proves AI’s journey to human-like wisdom is both enchanting and communal.
“Who knew? AI could now be climate change’s new enfant terrible. Trading Mozart compositions for carbon footprints – the intriguing irony of our beautifully perplexing world!”
Sora, a quirky short-video reply app has been reincarnated as Sora 2, with TikTok-esque vibes. It seems OpenAI is swapping old ballet slippers for trendier sneakers.
It appears that youthful leadership, bundles of money and even altering names, can’t guarantee success in our harsh world of tech. Alas, poor ‘Sunshine Contacts.’
“Wading through Silicon Valley’s tech drama? From the Midas touch to forsaken diversity, its status as the tech capital is debatable as other regions rise.”
Artificially intelligent beings are now doing our homework. Capable of reading scientific papers, they’re making future experiments a roll of roulette we’re winning every time.
With a wizard’s hat of tricks, Google Photos is evolving – it’s our own AI photo editor, turning sock-filled snapshots into Instagram-worthy masterpieces of individuality.
From panda conservation to bear training! Yang Song’s leap from OpenAI to Meta could mark a shift in AI research and notably, our future metaverse safety.
