Researchers have developed a diagnostic system that reads diseases from the color of a patient's tongue, pushing AI in medical diganotics.
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OpenAI investor Microsoft implemented a temporary ban on ChatGPT without specifying the security concerns that prompted the decision.
Businesses like celebrity company Prenuvo, have the power to transform preventive healthcare. Prenuvo will attempt to forecast your future for $2,500 dollars. The company provides magnetic resonance imaging, or MRI, which scans your entire body for early indications of multiple sclerosis, liver diseases, aneurysms, and cancer. The procedure takes about an hour. Prenuvo CEO Andrew […]
Last week, Elon Musk disagreed with Rishi Sunak about the future. “We’ll soon be in an age of abundance,” he told the Prime Minister. His metaphor about cooking and washing dishes was a quite sublime way of assuring the world the rise of AI in the workplace would not mean the death of creativity and […]
The US has chosen to supply Israel with the Hellfire R9X missile, a weapon not only of destruction, but of precision.
Following a ruling from a trade court, the Apple watch ban may soon take effect and prohibited from being imported into the US.
Hacker group Anonymous Sudan hacks ChatGPT and causes worldwide outage, exposing the vulnerabilities of relying on AI.
SPILL is a community platform app started by Alphonzo Terrell for the ‘marginalized’ amongst us. After being unceremoniously dumped as the main Twitter Social Media Marketing Guy in the early days of the Musk regime, Alphonzo put into play this idea that had been percolating for some time. An online community hall away from the […]
Au Revoir, Adios, to Your Translator When Samsung Launches Its Galaxy AI Samsung has disclosed new details about Galaxy AI, an innovative feature that blends cloud-based and on-device capabilities crafted by Samsung. The South Korean giant has announced this novel feature, which utilizes artificial intelligence to translate phone calls in real time. Dubbed as “a […]
The U.S. spearheaded an agreement with 30 nations to voluntarily regulate military AI. But India, Russia, and China were nowhere in sight.