With the release of new AI shopping tools, including from Meta and TikTok, companies are trying to make buying things online ...
TL;DR: What if getting a brain implant were as easy as rolling up your sleeve? That’s the pitch Deblina Sarkar, an associate professor at MIT and head of its Nano-Cybernetic Biotrek Lab, made at the ...
Some schools are trying to restrict AI use—but the pervasiveness of Google’s software and products, including its AI-powered search, is making that difficult.
TL;DR: Amazon is rolling out smart glasses with cameras for its delivery drivers, which could be snapping photos every few ...
The device, reportedly set to be unveiled on October 13, arrives years after rivals have released similar products—and as ...
Per Reuters, Anthropic’s IPO documents contain a lot of warnings about AI risk—all while the company targets a $2 ...
In a statement to Tech Brew, Flock says that “it’s possible to search for the presence of people” but “not a biometric template.” ...
TL;DR: It’s the “largest theft of labor in human history.” That’s what a senior Microsoft exec said about AI scraping in newly unsealed filings from The New York Times’ copyright lawsuit. In the same ...
TL;DR: At the Specs launch event yesterday, Snap showed off its new AR glasses (which were the butt of many jokes when first revealed). The glasses are a beefy, do-it-all device for your face—but in a ...
TL;DR: It turns out that hundreds of human contractors could be reading your ChatGPT conversations in order to help improve the AI. Many users likely don’t know about this step—or how it works. It ...
TL;DR: Yesterday, Google DeepMind released a massive, searchable AI-powered database of every possible one-letter change in human DNA (all 9 billion of them). It also predicts how each change could ...
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