AI is playing matchmaker, uniting nuclear fusion with high-powered computing in a techy tango. Meanwhile, we’re left, praying this power duo can fetch us a green future – and coffee.
Startups, in their myriad of realities (AR, VR, MR, your choice), lavish praise upon Nvidia’s hardware, co-created by none other than the genius, Jensen Huang.
“Beyond ‘Beam me up, Scotty’, Baidu’s audacious venture into holographic video chat and deepfakes is reshaping digital communication, urging us to gaze at a technologically vibrant future with hopeful vigilance.”
Intel’s CEO, Gelsinger, plays the tragic hero in our tale of fallen tech titan, valiantly trying to reignite its former glory amidst product delays and manufacturing mishaps.
“When not steered right, AI can turn into a bad comic, repeating toxic jokes, instead acting as a value-add digital artist.”
“AI’s foray into politics? More unsettling than unexpected, blurring the line between genuine and crafted. Goodbye naive campaigns, hello mass manipulation. Tech-induced illusions enter the election ring.”
Even as America’s biggest chipmaker, Intel finds itself on the back foot, surprisingly outpaced by smaller rivals. But, like a tech-savvy phoenix, it’s poised to rise again.
In the unpredictable tech world, the AI development platform, Gab is a cautionary tale, riddled with bugs and a chatbot with clashes of cultural insensitivity and freewheeling remarks.
Introducing Acrobat Assistant: Adobe’s new AI chatbot tool for PDF editing. No-cost, subscription-free, and voice-command savvy it’s certainly a welcome change from fiddly toolbars and helpless ‘Help’ functions!
Stanford scientists have playfully outed their AI for its uncanny ability to decipher male from female brains. Now, forgetfulness could be blamed on an ‘active neural network’!
