Telegram In-App Browser Can Access Decentralized Websites, And Adds 'Mini App Store'
The privacy-focused messaging app is popular for the reasons it's always wanted. And things get better.
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Google 'Gemma 2 2B' Is As Powerful As OpenAI's GPT-3.5, But Can Run Locally On Phones
AI is speeding up very fast, and sooner than later, there is nothing that can stop it from getting everywhere.
Reddit Is Making Itself Invisible To Search Engines And AI Crawlers, Except Google
Reddit, the "front page of the internet" is a huge trove of information.
Runway Introduces 'Gen-3 Alpha' Image-To-Video AI: Focusing On Speed And Quality
The AI sphere was rather quiet, dull and boring. It rarely made ripples outside its own realm, and barely disrupted the global industry.
Sorry Said Google, After Vanishing Passwords For 15 Million Windows Users
Google Chrome is the world's most popular browser, and no other is able to come near it in terms of user number.
How 'Unlearning' Techniques To Make AI Forget Unwanted Data Can Create 'AI Dementia'
Dementia is a general term for a decline in cognitive function severe enough to interfere with daily life.
You.com Rebrands With A New Logo That 'Represents The Reflective Nature Of AI'
AI is in the air, and pretty much all tech companies, big and small, are into this technology.
This 'SearchGPT' Prototype From OpenAI Is Possibly Google's Worst Nightmare
Google dominates the web through its formidable search engine, which has become so famous that it's synonymous with looking for something online.
Google Makes Its Gemini 1.5 Flash Available For Free Users By Default: A Huge Boost
The AI industry rarely created ripples that caught the attention of people other than enthusiasts and researchers.
Adobe Introduces More Generative AI Features To Illustrator And Photoshop
The AI field was quite dull, boring, and kind of slow-paced. But things have changed.