Finally, OpenAI Announces 'Sora Is Here': Better Late Than Never
Computers cannot imagine things because they have no eyes, right? Wrong.
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Generative AI, And How It Creates A World For 'Counterfeit People' And 'Synthetic Socializing'
The advancement of AI is heavily reliant on hardware for the computation, the software that runs on them, and the data that can be used to train the machine.
If You Care About Your Privacy, Do Not Sell Your Used Smartphones, Research Suggested
Buying a new phone? At any given moment, phone manufacturers try to introduce new things to woo consumers.
Unmasking The Art Of Social Engineering, The Charm That Can Steal Even The Strongest Of Passwords
Masters of disguise, and skilled in manipulations. These people lurk in the shadows of the internet.
The Absent-Minded AI, And How To Overcome The 'Catastrophic Forgetting' Of Machine Learning
AI is smart because it understands things from learning.
Spotting AI-Generated Content Using AI Is Difficult Because AI Cannot Be Trusted
The boundaries between fact and fiction blur, thanks to the advancements of AI.
Overclocking And Undervolting: A Race Between A Sprinter And A Marathon Runner
Computer hardware manufacturers do their best to find the right balance between speed and reliability.
Most people don't mind this and let the professionals do their thing. But to some of those 'professionals,' fast is not fast enough.
How To Spot A Malware-Infected Android Phone, And How To Quickly Remove The Threat
Smartphones are essentially small computers. While they run different operating systems, their functionality doesn't differ much.