[ad_1] Nintendo is bringing back its most creative, artsy game, Mario Paint, to Switch and Switch 2 platforms as part of its Switch Online service. The game was surprisingly released on Wednesday, though many had expected Mario Paint to debut alongside the Switch 2 launch in June. Mario Paint was first released in 1992 on […]
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[ad_1] Google has been consistently adding new features to NotebookLM, its AI research tool and thinking tool that helps users understand and simplify complex content. Last year, the company introduced a new feature called “Audio Overviews”, which turns notes into a podcast with AI hosts. In a blog post, Google announced that it is rolling […]
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[ad_1] Robotics startup Skild AI, backed by Amazon.com and Japan’s SoftBank Group, on Tuesday unveiled a foundational artificial intelligence model designed to run on nearly any robot — from assembly-line machines to humanoids. The model, called Skild Brain, enables robots to think, navigate and respond more like humans. Its launch comes amid a broader push […]
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[ad_1] Microsoft is in advanced talks for a deal that would give the Windows maker continued access to critical OpenAI technology in the future, Bloomberg News reported on Tuesday, citing two people familiar with the negotiations. The companies have discussed new terms that would allow Microsoft to use OpenAI’s latest models and technology even if […]
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[ad_1] Anthropic is nearing a funding round led by Iconiq Capital that would value the company at $170 billion, injecting fresh capital needed to stay competitive with OpenAI, Bloomberg and CNBC reported Wednesday. The new funding round would more than double Anthropic’s current valuation of $61.5 billion. The AI company is expected to raise between […]
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[ad_1] OpenAI, on Tuesday, July 29, introduced ‘study mode’ in ChatGPT. The latest ChatGPT update introduces a step-by-step learning method instead of quick answers. “Study Mode is designed to shift the ChatGPT experience from just giving answers to guiding users through the process of finding an answer step-by-step,” said Leah Belsky, vice president of education […]
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[ad_1] In 1964, two radio engineers at Bell Labs, Arno Penzias and Robert Wilson, were trying to calibrate a sensitive antenna. They kept picking up an odd hiss of noise, no matter where they pointed the instrument. At first they blamed pigeons nesting in the dish. But when they ruled out all local interference, they […]
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[ad_1] The new iPhone 17 Pro might gain a new camera feature as a few of the purported test units of the premium smartphone were reportedly being tested around San Francisco, United States, ahead of the official launch event which is slated for sometime in September this year. Until then, these purported test units of […]
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[ad_1] Apple will close a store in northeastern China in August, the first time it has shuttered one of its retail locations since it opened its first outlet in the country in 2008. The company said Monday that it would close its store in Dalian City’s Parkland Mall on Aug. 9. On social media, locals […]
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[ad_1] If you’re someone who loves a good sky show, mark your calendars for July 29 and 30. This week, the night sky has something magical in store: twin meteor showers- the Southern Delta Aquariids and the Alpha Capricornids will be peaking at the same time, offering a rare double treat. What’s happening in the […]
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