One will see Google personalizing search results for users by allowing them to “follow” topics of interest in addition to surfacing web pages in new ways. Another, more experimental initiative, will turn Google into a collaborative space where users can annotate web pages with their own notes, which are browsable by anyone else on the web.
Apple’s iMessage continues to reserve encryption and other features for iPhones to the detriment of all mobile phone users.
YouTube today announced how it will approach handling AI-created content on its platform with a range of new policies surrounding responsible disclosure as well as new tools for requesting the removal of deepfakes, among other things. The company says that, although it already has policies that prohibit manipulated media, AI necessitated the creation of new policies because of its potential to mislead viewers if they don’t know the video has…
New Microsoft Office on the way for businesses that don’t want a subscription
When Jeaniene Brownlee’s son began making YouTube videos, she saw a quiet student become a gadget guru. “Marques has always been very detail-oriented,” she says.
Today we’re taking action to protect users of Google’s Bard AI as well as against fraudsters who sought to weaponize copyright law for profit
A team of researchers from Adobe Research and Australian National Universityhave developed a groundbreaking artificial intelligence (AI) model that can transform a single 2D image into a high-quality 3D model in just 5 seconds.
Meta now offers users an ad-free option, but it’s only available in Europe for those who can afford the €10-a-month subscription.
Content Credentials allows creators to attach information to their content, including the name of the artist, the program used to create the piece, any edits or processes used and assets included in the final image. It also marks images that have been generated using AI tools.
There’s a setting on your phone and web browser that Google is desperate to keep you from discovering. How desperate? In 2021 alone, Google paid Apple, Samsung and others $26.3 billion to keep it buried.
