Microsoft Shrinks ‘Data Desert’ To Make AI More Accessible To Those With Disabilities
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To Improve Speed, Google Chrome Rolls Out HTTP/3 Support Through IETF QUIC
The internet's speed in general is speeding up. This allows more media and interactivity, making the web a lot more interesting and engaging.
Researchers Hacked Apple, And Found 55 Vulnerabilities Along The Way
Apple is known for its more-polished and expensive products that value privacy and security of its users. But that doesn't mean they are perfect.
This 'Latest Evolution' Ransomware Puts A Phone's Death Behind Its Home Button
Malware can come in many types and forms. Some have devastating payloads, some others can be scary. But this particular one lives under the Home button.
Google Meet With 100 'Breakout Rooms' To Enable 'Increased Engagement'
As online conference meeting apps are ramping up their numbers of allowed participants, one drawback in inevitable: decreased engagements.
Data Scientist Creates An AI-Powered Song Generator That Loves Pop Music
After knowing that AI can be trained to understand almost anything as long as the data and the hardware is sufficient, new projects are popping up fairly quickly.
This 'Shrug Bug' On iOS Signal Messaging App Multiplies Messages Uncontrollably
Messaging apps must work on the many languages users speak, and must work even when users use strings or unique characters.
'Every Major Anti-Malware Product' Could Be Exploited, Research Found
Antivirus and anti-malware solutions are like watchtowers.
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.
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?"