Google Launched 'MusicLM', Its Answer To OpenAI's ChatGPT, But For Music
Google is stepping up its game in the AI field, and it's doing it with purpose.
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A Bug On Meta's Centralized Login System Allowed Hackers To Bypass Two-Factor Authentication
Meta operates a vast empire of social media platforms, and for convenience, everything can be controlled using one single account.
'The Calculator Drawer' From The Internet Archive Brings Emulators For Old School Calculators
Back in the days before the internet, and before smartphones, people used calculator devices.
Facebook And Messenger Can Purposefully Drain Users' Device Battery, Former Employee Said
Facebook, the social media giant, and one of the most-complex apps ever made, has a long-standing rumor that suggests its a battery hog.
To Celebrate 'Data Privacy Day', Google Announced A Lock To Chrome's Incognito Session
Additional privacy feature is always welcome, and this is what exactly happened.
Wikipedia Redesigned Its Website For The First Time In A Decade: A Subtle Approach
Wikipedia, one of the world’s top most visited websites, is having a change in appearance.
Shutterstock Introduces Its Own Generative AI Tool, Using OpenAI's DALL·E 2
Stock photography is the supply of photos that are often licensed for specific uses. While the stock of stock photos are plenty, AI is changing the way things work.
This Nvidia AI Allows A Constant Eye Contact, Even When Users' Eyes Stare Away
Eyes wander, and there is nothing wrong with that. But during online video calls or conference, people expect others to remain focus.
OpenAI's 'ChatGPT' Can Create A 'Highly Evasive' Polymorphic Malware, Researchers Found
Technology has led to many societal changes, and with technology, lives couldn't be any better, or worse.
Instagram Introduces 'Quiet Mode' And Ways To Control Its Recommendations
Scrolling and scrolling, and notifications after notifications, social media platforms are different, but couldn't be anymore similar.