How Control And Competition Can Prevent Generative AIs From Being Totally Open Source
Open is the new "open," because definition of something can change when adaptation is a must.
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The Reason Why People Should Not Use Generative AI Chatbots, Said Google To Employees
Google's parent company, Alphabet, has been all in the AI business for years.
The company has been heavily developing the technology, and improve as it goes, and implement it to its various products.
As VPN Becomes Popular And As More People Are Using It, The Next Security Concern Is Trust
When people browser the web through their devices, whatever they're doing can be tracked and traced.
How AI Can Easily Crack Passwords, And What People Should Do To Remain 'Safe'
On the internet, where practically everyone is a stranger living in a vast public digital space, the only thing that makes one person unique from others, is their credentials.
How Apple iPhone's 'Clean Energy Charging' Reduces Carbon Footprint By Learning From Users' Habit
Earth is growing older, and with more it's exploited for its non-renewable resources, the harder it is for the planet to heal.
How The Internet-Influenced Culture Created Internet-Dependent 'Networked Individualists'
The internet has given a significant influence on how people see the world, and receive information.
The Biggest Reasons Why You Should Buy A New Smartphone, And Dispose The Old One
To some people, having a brand new phone is like having a brand new life.
How To Easily Spot AI-Generated People By Understanding AI-Made Flaws
The boundaries between fact and fiction blurs with the advancements of AI.