Tag: Google
Apple may start releasing Macs with AI-centric and M4 power later this year
We may not have to wait long to see laptops and desktops using M4 chipsets, considering Apple only…
Google introduces a new AI chip and an Arm-based data center processor
Google launched an Arm-based core processor and unveiled details of a new generation of its artificial intelligence processors…
Google unveils Axion, their first data center Arm-based CPU
The launch of Google Cloud Next 2024 has begun, and the business has made some significant announcements, including…
Google Gemini chatbots are coming to a customer service interaction near you
An increasing number of businesses are opting to use chatbots driven by artificial intelligence to handle routine customer…
Google’s new AI video generator is more HR-focused than Hollywood
Forms, spreadsheets, and slide decks are a necessary aspect of working life in 2024 for the majority of…
Google unveiled its eagerly anticipated Find My Device network
After making teases about it at last year's I/O conference, Google has now unveiled its eagerly anticipated Find…
Google Pixel Phone app to get “Lookup” feature for identifying unknown numbers on Android
The Android Google Phone app will soon have a new function called "Lookup." Its primary goal, as observed…
OpenAI and Google trained their AI models using transcriptions of YouTube videos, according to reports
It has been reported by The New York Times that OpenAI and Google may have violated authors' copyrights…
Meta’s AI image generator has trouble creating images of couples of different races
According to The Verge, meta AI routinely fails to produce appropriate photos for queries such as "Asian man…
Microsoft may have eventually made quantum computing useful
The idea of building a system that operates at the quantum level and can process complicated calculations tenfold…
Google to destroy browsing data collected from Chrome’s Incognito mode
The class-action lawsuit against Google over Chrome's surveillance of users using Incognito mode saw its first details surface…
Gmail conditioned us to give up privacy for free services right from the beginning
Google's now-ubiquitous email service was preparing the public for the fate that defined the internet age long before…