To Bring 'Image Uploads To Parity', Reddit Starts Allowing NSFW Image Upload On Desktop
NSFW, or not safe for work content, is one of the few things on the web that has a long list of audience.
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Meet 'DragGAN' AI, A Click-And-Drag Image Editing Tool With Real-Time Manipulation
It's safe to say that practically everyone knows how to click-and-drag things on computers. And DragGAN utilizes that.
WhatsApp Starts Allowing Users To Edit Sent Messages, After 15 Minutes Of Sending Them
People make mistakes, and typo is the most common mistake people make when typing messages.
YouTube Brings Unskippable 30-Second Ads To YouTube On Internet-Connected TVs
Advertising is the lube that allows the giant cogs of the internet to move freely. The more the better, in their perspective.
Bing, SwiftKey, Edge And Skype Get Even More AI Integration, Said Microsoft
Microsoft is having its foot on the pedal, in a full throttle towards bringing more of its generative AI features to its various products.
OpenAI Introduces A Mobile App For ChatGPT, Initially To Users On iOS
The AI industry was quite dull and boring, before new inventions are made.
OpenAI Introduces A Text-To-3D-Model Generator It Calls The 'Shap·E' AI
AI is about intelligence demonstrated by machines, as opposed to natural intelligence displayed by living things.
WhatsApp Introduces 'Chat Lock', So Users Can Protect Their Chats With A Password
WhatsApp is the most popular instant messaging app in the world in terms of users, and it's getting more private than ever.
OpenAI Makes ChatGPT A Lot Smarter, By Allowing It To Learn From The Internet
The AI field was kind of dull, and the buzz it created mostly happened within its own field, and rarely reach far beyond its own audience.
Brave Introduces 'Forgetful Browsing' As An Anti-Tracker To Improve Users' Privacy
When it comes to online security and privacy, preserving the two is always an ongoing battle.