Higgsfield Soul is the name of a brand-new AI image generation tool that went viral on social media a few days ago. We’ve seen this happen with other genAI software for creating images and videos from text prompts in the past.ChatGPT 4o image generation and Google’s Veo 3 are a few examples that stand out.…
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The biggest breakthrough the AI era has brought to computing is the ability to talk to computers using natural language. It’s not just about entering text prompts in a field to get information, start coding sessions, or simply chat with the AI. You can use voice to talk to programs like ChatGPT, Gemini, and others,…
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Artificial intelligence (AI) is being used in tennis on and off the court, as players and spectators are served the personalised insights they crave. Tennis is already a global sport, with millions of fans generating billions of pounds each year, but technology could unlock huge untapped commercial potential. The All England Lawn Tennis Club (AELTC),…
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We’ve had AI image generators for years now, but they’ve gotten significantly better in recent months. ChatGPT, Gemini, Firefly, Midjourney, and other services now offer high-quality images that are nearly indistinguishable from real photos. Since most AI-generated images lack visible watermarks, the untrained eye might not be able to tell the difference between real photography…
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In a twist of bureaucratic brilliance that Yes, Minister fans will appreciate, the civil service is rolling out a suite of artificial intelligence (AI) tools named – yes – Humphrey. Named after Sir Humphrey Appleby, the oh-so-helpful civil servant who was actually a master of obstruction through cooperation, this AI initiative is designed to streamline…
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My first reaction to seeing some of those clips of Iran’s missiles falling on Israel was disbelief. It wasn’t the fact that the Iron Dome could be breached that surprised me — drop enough projectiles on it, and some will reach their targets. I thought I was looking at AI-generated content shared on social media…
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The UK’s Data Use and Access Bill has become law, with the government claiming it will “save working people money and time” while injecting £10bn into the British economy over the next decade. The bill attainted royal assent to become an act on 19 July 2025, and will now amend the country’s implementation of both…
How far are criminal investigations inhibited by the wide availability of end-to-end encryption (E2E)? The Home Office and UK law enforcement agencies think the problem is urgent, hence the politically tricky decision to use a little-known feature of the Investigatory Powers legislation – the Technical Capability Notice – to seek to impose back-door conditions on…
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Meta launched the Meta AI app in late April to take on ChatGPT and other chatbots. Unlike rival apps, Meta AI comes with social features that nobody asked for. But Meta’s desire for Meta AI users to share their chats with others via a social feed isn’t surprising. Social media is how Meta makes its…
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Among the interesting talking points discussed during the South by Southwest (SXSW) London festival in Shoreditch was the importance of maintaining human creativity and ingenuity in the era of artificial intelligence (AI). AI models are being improved every day, and its risk to the creative industries was one of the topics explored at SXSW. The…
