Chrome 86 Rolls Out With Password Checker, Domain URL Test, And More
Leveraging its solid reputation as the most popular and widely-used web browser, Google Chrome 86 has been rolled out with improvements and tweaks.
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Posing As A Human, This GPT-3 AI Ran Wild On Reddit Before Being Caught
On Reddit, a user asked "How does this user post so many large, deep posts so rapidly?"
This 'Raccine' Vaccine Can Stop Ransomware Attacks, Under One Condition
Microsoft Windows is an operating system that is the base for other software, programs and apps to run on to.
Instagram 10th Birthday: Discourage Bullying, Custom Icons And More
There is no way for anyone, or even groups of people, to efficiently police a platform with more than a billion users in real time. This is where automation and AI shine.
Goodbye G Suite, As It Is No More. Say Hello To 'Google Workspace'
The tech world is changing fast. To keep up, tech companies should also change. And Google is changing in a big way.
Instagram Starts Labeling Accounts And Posts From ‘State-Controlled Media'
With the election getting nearer in the U.S., things should be done to limit the influence of other countries to U.S. citizens' opinions.
Bing Rebrands To 'Microsoft Bing', Because Bing Is Indeed Microsoft's
Bing is the search engine from Microsoft. For all this time, it operates using its own brand. But things are changing.
Nvidia Unveils 'Maxine', An AI-Powered Platform For Video-Conferencing Apps
Nvidia is an multinational company popular among gamers and professionals. It has unveiled a tool that should come helpful to video-conferencing apps.
GitHub Rolls Out 'Code Scanning', Allowing Developers To Quickly Fix Their Code
When developers code, some security issues can go unnoticed. If this happens, other programs that are made with the flawed code, can inherit the same issues.
'No One: Meme' Goes Wrong, As YouTube Apologized After Its Tone-Deaf Tweet
A meme should be funny. Done in an incorrect way can result to catastrophe, as YouTube has shown.