Following a call for a pause from Anthropic’s CEO, various AI leaders and politicians are now discussing the necessary steps for enhancing safety in artificial intelligence.
Key figures in the tech industry, including leaders from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Microsoft, and Elon Musk, have previously expressed concerns about the potential risks of AI, leading up to their recent consensus to take a more cautious approach.
AI Industry Leaders Consider Temporary Slowdown, but Skepticism Remains Among Critics.
Introducing the iPhone Duo, Apple’s inaugural foldable device, which carries on a legacy of products that have shared the Duo name for over twenty years.
Google is introducing AI-driven voice assistant features for Gmail, Docs, and Keep, enabling users to control these applications through voice commands.
The Smart Thermostat X features a sleek, minimalist design and is compatible with Matter-over-Thread technology.
A US District Court Judge has announced her ruling on remedies in the antitrust case brought by the Justice Department against Google regarding its advertising technology practices.
YouTuber MrBeast is set to showcase Gemini, Google Health, and the Fitbit Air in his upcoming videos through a multi-year partnership with Google.
Google Pics is designed to simplify the process of editing and creating high-quality AI images for users of Workspace.
Google Search has introduced a feature that automatically displays AI-generated overviews at the top of the results page for select queries.
Meta has reached a $17 billion settlement focused on online safety for children, which encourages competitors to adopt similar design modifications aimed at protecting teenagers.
Google has unveiled a limited-edition Fitbit Air inspired by Pokémon Sleep, featuring a vibrant blue band adorned with Pikachu, priced at $129.
Gemini Audio has received an upgrade, now featuring enhanced transcription abilities that can automatically recognize industry-specific terminology and support over 85 languages.
Nothing OS 5.0 is set to launch an open beta on August 26th, bringing exciting Android 17 features, a fresh glyph app, and a revamped homescreen design.
The open-source version of Android is set to introduce support for Pixel 11 in the near future.
Starting August 24th, Walmart will introduce tap-to-pay options, allowing customers to make purchases using Google Pay and Apple Pay.