Twitter Removes Its Legacy Verified Program: The Verified Checkmark Is Only For Those Who Pay
Historically, Twitter's blue checkmark is reserved to those accounts that are "authentic, notable, and active."
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Microsoft Bing's Chatbot Starts Allowing Users To Create Images Through OpenAI’s DALL·E
The AI sphere was rather quiet, before the internet was captivated by the abilities of generative AIs.
Google Drive Sneaky 5 Million Files 'Creation Limit' Causes Major Inconvenience
Google is the tech titan of the web, providing many services for free.
How 'Arc' Is Introduced As A Web Browser, Until It Wants To Be 'The Internet's Computer'
Pretty much every web browser user use is either Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Mozilla Firefox, or Apple Safari.
Google Search Adds Five More Ways For Users To Verify Information In Its Search Results
There is no doubt that Google Search is the largest search engine of them all.
Microsoft Adds Ads To Bing Chat, And Threatens Rivals If They Use Its Bing Search Data
The AI field was mostly quiet, with most of the buzz it created was mostly contained, and happened only within its own field.
Microsoft Introduces GPT-4-Powered Cybersecurity Assistant It Calls The 'Security Copilot'
The AI field was mostly quiet, with most of the buzz it created was mostly contained, and happened only within its own field.
Google Finally Unleashed 'Bard', Its ChatGPT-Competitor, For The Public To Test
The AI field was dull and mostly quiet. Most of the buzz it created was mostly contained, and happened only within its own field.
Databricks Introduces 'Dolly', A GPT-4-Like AI That Is Open-Sourced, And Cheaper To Train
Just like anything else, something that can create a sound will create attention.
Adobe Enters The Generative AI Race With Image Generator It Calls 'Firefly'
The AI field was quite dull, and boring, and kind of slow-paced. But things are changing.