The internet-famous site behind ‘The Dress’ is now venturing into the world of AI to replicate the gaming section of The New York Times.
An AI agent akin to OpenClaw caused a significant security breach at Meta last week by autonomously providing misleading technical guidance on an employee forum.
Capcom’s team behind Resident Evil Requiem was surprised to discover their collaboration with Nvidia at the same time as everyone else.
A heart-wrenching tale unfolds as a devoted pet owner faces the challenges of a sick dog, navigating a world filled with chatbots. However, the reality behind the science is far more complicated than it seems.
Insights from a weekend exploring AI, Iran, and the evolving landscape of warfare.
In response to a wave of memes and criticism, CEO Jensen Huang aims to set the record straight on Nvidia’s DLSS 5, explaining the specifics of its generative AI technology.
A robot waiter at a hot pot restaurant in California caused quite a stir when it started shaking uncontrollably, prompting three staff members to step in and restrain it.
The tech analysis team addressed individuals who issued death threats following their latest video on Nvidia.
A unique approach to addressing the concerns surrounding DLSS 5.
Google is rolling out its Personal Intelligence AI feature to all users in the US, now available via AI Mode in Search, Gemini in Chrome, and the Gemini app.
Nvidia’s DLSS 5 technology introduces AI-driven enhancements to character facial animations in games such as Starfield and Resident Evil.
Strauss Zelnick believes that while AI can accelerate certain aspects of game development, its capabilities may be limited beyond that.
Three teenagers have filed a lawsuit against xAI, alleging that the Grok AI chatbot produced sexualized images and videos featuring them as minors.
MSI is shifting its production strategy, reducing the number of low-end GPUs to concentrate on mid-range and high-end graphics cards.
The CEO of Yahoo shares insights on the company’s successful turnaround and its involvement in prediction markets, advertising strategies, and AI-driven search technologies.
On March 13th, a lawsuit was filed against OpenAI by Encyclopedia Britannica and Merriam-Webster, claiming that the company unlawfully copied and reproduced significant portions of their copyrighted material.