Google’s latest AI feature, cleverly coined ‘little language experiments,’ hones our lingo to soundtrack like locals – charming technophobes and proving Google’s knack for ingenious tech and marketing.
Wave goodbye to touristy flubs with Google’s ‘Little Language Experiments’- your AI-powered linguistics tutor designed to teach you local lingo minus the typical textbook tedium.
OpenAI’s CEO, Sam Altman, is steering the AI ship towards uncharted waters – Politics – sparking debate if this move is progress or an invitation to controversy.
“AI obsession with Fortnite thumbnail allure, disappointingly oversights content merit. Epic Games, seemingly blase, leaves talented players in obscurity. Alas, a sparkly crown doesn’t signify a worthy king.”
“While AI aced the tragicomic writing, it botched the Bar exam, crafting deja vu questions and testing aspiring lawyers on horse-and-buggy laws. Not so smart now, eh?”
AI’s blunder in crafting a California Bar Exam made it seem more sci-fi writer than legal whiz. A stark reminder: legal complexities often resist algorithms.
Facebook, now Meta, find themselves in court, charged with copyright violation: a cue ball in a game of privacy, consent, and artificial intelligence twenty questions. Controversy, start your engines.
“Discover the AI shopping experience where bots predict your purchases. Brace yourself for surprise bulk orders of purple polka-dot socks & unexpected keto diets. Applause, anyone?”
Navigating AI’s adoption in government organizations is like teaching your 90-year-old grandma about Bitcoin, while solving Rubik’s cubes – awash with excitement, complexity and a dash of trepidation.
In a lively two-step, OpenAI leapfrogged from the tech margins right into the major leagues, sparking a head-scratcher: Is software breathing life now?
