Google announces new AI features for Chrome Desktop
Discover how Chrome’s latest AI features, such as Google Lens for desktop and Tab Compare, can make it easier for you to accomplish tasks online.
Discover how Chrome’s latest AI features, such as Google Lens for desktop and Tab Compare, can make it easier for you to accomplish tasks online.
How to use Adobe Experience Manager Assets with Content Hub to tap into the power of Generative AI.
Dribbble’s mission is to help professional designers earn a living doing work they take pride in. The primary objective of everything we do — every new feature, policy, and campaign — is to maximize the number of users searching, interacting, and transacting through our platform.
As a digital entrepreneur myself, I’ve spent a good chunk of my life exploring the nooks and crannies of the digital marketplace.
As Adobe’s bug bounty programs continue to evolve, we seek to collaborate with more security researchers across the globe to help make a positive impact on securing the digital world at scale. Adobe offers two (2) bug bounty programs: a private bug bounty program, where proven hackers are offered exclusive access and incentives, and a public vulnerability disclosure program (VDP), which is open to everyone.
Audio descriptions involve narrating contextual visual information in images or videos, improving user experiences, especially for those who rely on audio cues.
Get inspired by insights from the developers behind three add-ons that use AI to enable users to create engaging content for their projects.
Here’s a quick and easy way to get the color code of anything displayed on your Mac’s screen without installing any eyedroppers or color-picking tools.
After seeing so many posts on Twitter on how Anthropic Artifacts (Claude AI) can build mini apps, games, and even Figma plugins in no time at all, I had so many questions!
Delivering an exceptional customer experience today requires data — lots of it — and traditionally, brands have used a combination of data they collect themselves, so-called “first-party” data and data they collect from external sources, “second” or “third-party data.” Much of this external data has been collected from third-party cookies, tracking placed on websites to collect user data.