Artificial Intelligence

Expect to see new looks for operating systems. Apple announced that its Worldwide Developers Conference will be on June 9-13. The...

Google has announced that its new natural language generation system, Bard, is now available for users in the European Union. Bard is a state-of-the-art neural network that can produce coherent and fluent texts on various topics and domains, such as news, fiction, poetry, and more. Bard is powered by Google's massive data and computing resources and leverages the latest advances in deep learning and natural language processing.

The AI talk has been heating up this week and Google quietly rolled out Gemini's latest version. Google's AI game is strong, and it looks like they're about to level up again! Whispers are circulating about a quiet rollout of Gemini 2.0, their next-gen AI model. While details are still emerging, the buzz is building. So, what's the deal with this hush-hush launch, and what can we expect from Gemini 2.0?

Intel is taking the wraps off its next generation of CPUs. During its AI Everywhere event on Thursday, Intel revealed all the details on the...

GROK3 has officially arrived, and it’s making waves in the tech world with a host of groundbreaking upgrades that promise to redefine what AI...

Google is developing a chatbot to compete with OpenAI's ChatGPT. Bard is the name of the "experimental conversational AI service," which is only being tested by a small number...

Following its iPhone 16 event on Monday, Apple shared a PDF on its website with a and changes coming with iOS 18.

If you've been online lately, you've probably seen some pretty wild images floating around your feed—think of a cat in a business suit or a dinosaur lounging at a beach resort. And while these may sound like random internet memes, there's a big tech behind them: OpenAI’s new viral image generators! These AI-powered tools are taking the internet by storm, and it’s easy to see why.

Google is developing a new artificial intelligence tool that can generate news articles from data and facts. The tool is called "Genesis", internally. It is designed to help journalists and content creators produce high-quality and accurate stories in a faster and easier way.

Tim Cook, Apple's CEO, recently shared his thoughts on DeepSeek, and it's got the tech world buzzing. While Cook didn't explicitly endorse or dismiss the AI model, his comments hint at Apple's growing interest in – and perhaps even concern about – the rapidly evolving AI landscape. So, what did Cook say, and what does it mean for the future of AI, and Apple's place in it?