Company takes pre-orders for AI workstations with eight RTX 5090 GPUs, priced over $52,000
With a $10,500 deposit
Former Google CEO warns AI girlfriends could lead to obsession and loneliness
"An unexpected problem of existing technology"
Activision uses AI to ban nearly 20,000 Black Ops 6 cheaters
Ranked mode has a massive cheating problem
Only around 720,000 Snapdragon X laptops sold in Q3, less than one percent of PC market
About one out of every 120 laptops sold
Nvidia's Fugatto AI sound model claims to transform audio production
The model can create sounds that have never been heard before
Microsoft is using Word and Excel user data for AI training by default (or not?... Update)
A seven-step process to disable the feature
Tech companies race to build AI superclusters with 100,000+ GPUs in high-stakes competition
Engineering challenges aside, it's unclear whether these investments will pay off
Coding boot camps fight for relevance in the era of generative AI and a shrinking job market
Was Jensen Huang right?
A hot potato: Tech leaders such as Tim Cook spent years telling people that if they wanted a lucrative career in the industry, they needed to learn to code. But the advent of generative AI now means that coding isn't the guarantee of a good job that it once was. The number of active job postings for software developers has dropped 56%, and the number of placements on coding boot camp courses is dwindling.
Japanese cable maker Fujikura sees stock surge 400% on AI-fueled demand for fiber optics
Fujikura barely survived the pandemic
This $30 tool gives you access to ChatGPT, Gemini, and more for life
Generate text, images, code, audio, and video in one place
Samsung and LG are working on the world's first "AI smartphone"
The device is planned as an exclusive to South Korean Uplus customers
Jensen Huang envisions 24/7 AI factories: "Just like we generate electricity, we're now going to be generating AI"
First, though, some challenges have to be addressed
Expert defends anti-AI misinformation law using chatbot-written misinformation
Is this considered perjury?
Nvidia's stellar Q3 proves that the age of AI is in full steam
Nvidia continues to ride the AI wave
OpenAI paid CEO Sam Altman just $76k last year
He still managed to buy a $27 million San Francisco mansion
Microsoft Teams previews real-time translation for conference calls, coming next year
More AI features are coming to Microsoft 365
The DOJ could force Google to sell Chrome and detach Android
Google plans an appeal, with hearing scheduled for April and a final decision set for August
Nvidia Blackwell data center GPUs could face further delays due to overheating problems
Blackwell is causing plenty of headaches for Nvidia
ChatGPT app for Windows now available for free users
Previously exclusive to paid subscribers, the ChatGPT desktop app for Windows is now accessible to free users. Like its web and mobile counterparts, the app includes features such as ChatGPT search and voice mode. It is compatible with Windows 10 and 11.
Google Pixel phones get scam detection powered by on-device AI
A great security feature... if you're cool with Google eavesdropping on your calls
Apple releases Final Cut Pro 11 with new AI features, spatial video editing, and more
Free update for existing users
Microsoft and The Vatican partner to create a digital twin of St. Peter's Basilica
An AI-enhanced virtual replica to preserve one of Christianity's most important monuments
One in five PCs shipped in Q3 were AI-enabled, but that's not why people are buying them
AI PCs still have a lot to prove
Micron unveils world's first PCIe 5.0 60TB SSD for AI workloads and cloud storage
Faster and more energy efficient than existing 60TB SSDs
Phone network employs AI "grandmother" to waste scammers' time with meandering conversations
Scambaiting, Abe Simpson-style