Ahyan Stock Studios/Shutterstock We all have bad days. Well, it turns out that Google’s generative AI chatbot Gemini does, too. Based on multiple reports and social media post from around the internet — as well as a comment from Google DeepMind’s group project manager, Logan Kilpatrick — it seems the Google-based AI can struggle to…
Google has been steadily improving its Gemini AI systems throughout the year, bringing new features to the AI chatbot as well as making changes to various other services, like Google Photos. Now, a feature that the company first showed off in July, which can turn any image into a cartoon style, has finally started to…
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gracethang2/Shutterstock As part of President Donald Trump’s ongoing efforts to bring manufacturing jobs back to the U.S., Bloomberg reports that Trump today will announce Apple’s plan to invest an additional $100 billion for domestic production. Note that this is in addition to the $500 billion investment Apple announced earlier this year. With $600 billion now…
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José Adorno for BGR WhatsApp is the most popular messaging platforms in the world. While Americans with iPhones usually prefer iMessage over third-party solutions — and the appeal is understandable as Apple is adds some features in iOS 26 to compete with these apps – Meta is making the perfect tool to have more people to try…
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Alexsl/Getty Images When OpenAI first launched ChatGPT in November 2022, it quickly became the biggest chatbot in the world. Users initially rushed to ask the platform a variety of questions, but it’s become increasingly clear that are some things you should never ask ChatGPT to do. Although ChatGPT excels at tasks like question answering, text…
The BBC is reported to be looking at how it can meet tough cost-cutting targets by outsourcing roles in tech and finance. According to a Guardian report, thousands of UK jobs are at risk as the broadcaster seeks cost savings, which could see work carried out offshore. The report states that jobs in Salford, Glasgow,…
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Europe’s baulked attempt to curb Meta’s artificial intelligence (AI) training will persevere and culminate at the European Court of Justice (ECJ), said the data protection commissioner who is leading the challenge. Within days of European Union (EU) privacy commissioners giving Meta licence to train its popular open source Llama large language model (LLM) on public posts…
A multinational cyber enforcement operation – led by the European Union’s (EU’s) Europol and Eurojust agencies – has successfully disrupted the NoName057(16) pro-Russian hacktivist cyber crime network responsible for multiple distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks.Europol said offenders associated with the network primarily focused on targets in Ukraine but shifted their focus to other European…
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Today, Adobe is taking Adobe Firefly a step further with powerful new tools and expanded access to partner AI models for its AI video generator. The company says this update brings more “control, precision, and flexibility to create and edit content that connects and stands out.”The first major feature is the ability to generate sound…
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The UK’s Online Safety Act (OSA) is failing to address “algorithmically accelerated misinformation” on social media platforms, leaving the public vulnerable to a repeat of the 2024 Southport riots, MPs have warned.Following an inquiry into online misinformation and harmful algorithms, the Commons Science, Innovation and Technology Committee (SITC) has identified “major holes” in the UK’s online safety…
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