AI won’t just outsmart your mother-in-law, it’s also holding you to wearing your seatbelt and forgoing mid-drive texts. Big Brother’s got a driver’s license!
“AI researchers are uncovering a blind spot in detection technology: a tech unconscious bias making AI feel like a lost kitten in a quantum physics convention.”
Tom Hanks, Hollywood luminary, stirs the AI-privacy pot on Twitter and California aims to calm the flames through transparency legislation. But are we out of the woods yet?
“OpenAI getting cozy with Uncle Sam could create a bright future or something Skynet-esque. Plus, they’re hungry for a whopping $100 billion valuation – breathtaking or a pipe dream?”
Apple takes its bite at farming – not your grandma’s horticulture, but AI-enhanced strawberries. Meanwhile, IBM now tells when the caffeine-craving crowd needs a coffee boost.
Apple, in a classic ‘game of thrones’ style, is subtly yet certainly capturing its slice of cyberspace with its elusive Applebot, giving Googlebot a run for its ‘search queries’.
Championing each math problem incites an electrifying game of valor. With daily streaks as power-ups, GauthMath isn’t just an app, it’s a thrilling mathematical amusement park.
“Klarna is courting AI like a cost-cutting Romeo in a move expected to halve the workforce. Fear the AI revolution, or embrace it – the choice is yours.”
In a world clinging to smartphone dependency, AI’s unsung hero Plaud introduces a stealthy wearable pin – an aurally talented babysitter ready to correct your reading patterns.
From climbing Everest to declaring ‘strawberries are red’, AI’s humble learning moments can endearingly remind us of its future potential. After all, tech scholars, like all great ones, must start somewhere.
