Meta Introduces 'LLaMA 3.1' To Show That 'Open Source Is Leading The Way'
Thanks to the viral sensation of OpenAI's talkative chatbot, it's now an arms race of generative AIs.
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This 'EvilVideo' Vulnerability Was Found Haunting Telegram Users On Android
No product is perfect. The more complex it becomes, the more vulnerabilities are waiting to be found.
Google Cancels Its Plan For A Cookie-Less Chrome, After Years 'Trying' To Phase Out Trackers
It was raising eyebrows, and some couldn't believe Google was doing this. And apparently, they were right.
OpenAI Introduces The Cost-Effective 'GPT-4o Mini': Intelligence Too Cheap To Meter
The AI field was dull and quiet, and the buzz it created mostly happened within its own field, and rarely reach far beyond its own audience.
GoTo Introduces An AI-Based Voice Assistant Called 'Dira,' Initially For Payment
The AI field was boring and dull, and had ripples that barely disrupt anything beyond captivating researchers and fans.
Google Updates Policy To Start Eliminating Android Apps That 'Do Nothing Or Have No Function'
People do just about anything on and through their phones, and here, it's business as usual.
Wikipedia With Dark Mode To Reduce Eye Strain And Improve Accessibility: A Tricky Challenge
The trend of making user interface black or dark happened in the past. But for Wikipedia, it's better late than never.
How Tinder Uses AI To Help Users Have Their Most Swipe Right-Able Photo
Tinder is a popular dating app that allows users to meet new people.
Anthropic Introduces Android App For Its Claude AI: Trying To Dethrone ChatGPT
The AI industry barely made ripples outside its realm, and caught the interest of people other than enthusiasts and developers alike.
'Mercenary Spyware Attacks' Targeting Apple Users, Said Apple With A High Confidence
Apple is a world-famous brand, and that its products are hugely popular.