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The US military is keeping it secret who won the real-world dogfight between a human pilot and an AI flying an F-16 fighter jet
In a simulated dogfight a few years ago, the AI smoked the human pilot with a flawless 5-0 victory.
Cybersecurity In 2024 Gut-Check: What To Expect From AI, Automation And Beyond
While generative AI usage is poised to surge in 2024, organizations may encounter a gap between expectations and reality.
Humane AI Pin launch: the reviews are in, and they’re not good
It’s possible the Humane AI Pin will go down as one of the — if not the — worst-reviewed product launches in modern tech history. Humane, the company started by former Apple executives and designers, first announced its generative-AI powered, screenless wearable in 2023, hyped up to the point where runway models ...
3 reasons organizations should bring AI to their data
Bringing AI to your organization's data can unlock new levels of growth, innovation, and productivity.
Light-based chip: China’s Taichi could power artificial general intelligence
Researchers have developed a highly energy-efficient photonic AI chip called Taichi, which could accelerate the development of advanced computing solutions.
Google’s AI photo editing tools are expanding to a lot more phones
Google is making its AI photo editing features available to a lot more people. Starting May 15th, just about all Google Photos users will be able to access features previously limited to Pixel owners and Google One subscribers — a nifty upgrade if you were tired of Photos urging you to “...
Intel’s Challenges Nvidia With Gaudi 3 AI Accelerator
Directly challenging Nvidia in the lucrative AI training and inference markets, Intel announced its new Gaudi 3 AI accelerator at its Intel Vision event.
