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As employees strike at The New York Times, a tech CEO is suggesting the newspaper use AI to temporarily replace protesting human workers. Perplexity AI CEO Aravind Srinivas today tweeted to the Times’ leadership about using his company’s AI to keep the newspaper’s site online as results come in for tomorrow’s US election. In response […]
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has poured cold water on hopes for the next major version of ChatGPT coming out this year. “We have some very good releases coming later this year! Nothing that we are going to call gpt-5, though,” he said during a Reddit AMA this week. OpenAI will instead focus on shipping GPT-o1, […]
Crowds of revelers lined the streets of Dublin, Ireland, this week for a Halloween parade, but there was one major problem: The city was not hosting a parade. Residents were duped by fake, AI-enhanced ads that reportedly originated on a Pakistan-based Facebook page called My Spirit Halloween, according to Stephen McDermott, an editor at The […]
Microsoft is delaying the launch of its Recall AI feature again because it isn’t ready for public testing yet, according to a statement from a company spokesperson. “We are committed to delivering a secure and trusted experience with Recall. To ensure we deliver on these important updates, we’re taking additional time to refine the experience […]
The Canon imagePrograf PRO-1100 ($1,299.99) is an updated version of the Canon imagePrograf PRO-1000, which was introduced in 2016. We liked it so much back then that it earned our Editors’ Choice award for C-size (17-inch paper width) professional photo printers. The PRO-1100 offers a few hardware-based improvements, including enhanced Wi-Fi and the ability to […]
Sometimes, you stumble across interesting technology in surprising places. I wasn’t expecting to be genuinely impressed by an audio company I had never heard of showing off anime-licensed products at Anime NYC, but then I took a look at Aviot’s booth and its Hololive, Konosuba, and Cowboy Bebop earphones. I was expecting to find overpriced, […]
Damage caused by leaks and freezing can cost you hundreds or thousands of dollars in repair work if left undetected for a long period of time. With a smart detector such as the First Alert L1 Wi-Fi Water Leak and Freeze Detector, you can catch and resolve most leaks before they do serious damage to […]
The Viltrox AF 135 F1.8 FE Lab ($899) matches a short telephoto focal length with a bright aperture to amplify the background blur in images at a far more affordable price than its nearest competitor, Sony’s pro-grade FE 135mm F1.8 GM ($2,099.99) lens. Viltrox cuts cost by using larger, heavier glass inside and takes a […]
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After nearly a year of wedding planning, the last thing I wanted to do after the big day was yet another task: Writing 50 thank you notes for the guests. I’ve heard of people using ChatGPT to draft wedding speeches, but what about thank you notes? Beyond wedding planning, what about other types mass communications […]