Something surprising just came out of Nvidia’s research labs. It turns out the brain of an AI system might not be the most important part, but what surrounds that brain.
Unlucid AI sells “gems” instead of a subscription. Gems buy images, edits, and short AI videos, and the real cost depends on what you create and how often a generation
Sound travels strangely underwater, and reading it takes high-level skill. Fortunately, a major Japanese tech company wants to teach a computer to do that reading for us. NEC Corp just
Calendly knows where your meetings are. It knows who’s in them and when they’re happening. Now it wants to sit in on the call, take notes, and handle the follow-up.
The Scribbr AI Detector is free, requires no account, and returns results in seconds. That accessibility makes it the first AI detection tool most students and educators try. But accessibility
Millions of teenagers have used ChatGPT since it first launched. Most of them never had a version built just for them, but that changes now. OpenAI announced ChatGPT for Teens
The Zapier killer that wasn’t is shutting down. But the story isn’t really about Relay. It’s about what Google plans to do with Chrome next. On Monday, Jacob Bank announced
Murf AI and ElevenLabs are the two AI voice generators that come up in every comparison. After using both across 40+ hours of voiceover production for e-learning modules, marketing videos,
Amazon built its empire on books. Now it may be destroying them. A new investigation reveals that the company is buying up rare books, slicing off their spines, and scanning
Generative AI has rewired the cybersecurity fight in under two years. It now helps defenders catch threats; yet it also gives hackers powerful new tools. The same technology fuels both
