Microsoft's AI found a new material to replace li-ion batteries
Will machine learning algorithms revolutionize scientific research on battery materials?
Sold out: Rabbit sells 10,000 pocket AI companions on launch day
Rabbit's R1 is making waves at CES
OpenAI to regulators: Training AI models without copyrighted material is "impossible"
Can companies use publicly available data to train LLMs?
The Rabbit R1 is a standalone, AI-powered gadget that can mimic human app usage
Learning how to use apps like humans do
Duolingo lays off 10% of contract workers, partly due to AI
Expect this trend to continue
AI features in this MSI monitor can give you an (unfair?) advantage in League of Legends
And potentially other games - but is it cheating?
AI-generated bug reports are becoming a big waste of time for developers
Better sounding crap is still hallucinated crap, curl project creator states
Wizards of the Coast denies, then confirms, that Magic: The Gathering promo art features AI elements
When will companies learn?
Opinion: Is anyone going to make money in AI inference?
The market for AI edge inference may not monetize well for the semiconductor vendors
Is this mysterious 700W Nvidia GPU a new H200 chip or an RTX 4090 Titan?
Rumor mill: As Nvidia's profits from AI hardware soar, many worry that the company could increasingly divert resources from its consumer-facing RTX graphics cards. Thus, the leak of a previously unknown GPU could spark debate over whether it's an AI card or a new RTX 40 series Titan, especially given its extreme TDP rating.
Microsoft is adding a dedicated Copilot key to Windows keyboards
Microsoft really, really wants you to use its generative AI
What just happened? Are you sick of hearing about AI? Microsoft doesn't care, and to make sure you really appreciate just how great the technology is, it's adding a dedicated Copilot key to Windows keyboards. The change will mark the first time the standard Windows keyboard layout has seen a big alteration since the Windows key appeared in 1994.
Samsung is planning human-free, fully automated fabs within six years
A hot potato: In a rare story about a company that isn't Amazon pushing to replace its human workers with machines, Samsung is reportedly planning to make all its fabs fully automated within the next six years. The Korean giant has already begun development of a system that will lead to human-free facilities, according to a new report.
IDC predicts a 20% growth rate for the semiconductor market in 2024
The downturn period experienced in 2023 will soon leave room for a stellar recovery
Japanese camera makers will employ digital signatures to differentiate real photos from deepfakes
A free web-based tool will be available to check if an image was created by AI
Mozilla pivots towards AI future as Firefox market share declines
CEO Mitchell Baker is making a lot of money but wants to increase the pace of progress
New ultra-lightweight LG Gram Pro laptops include onboard AI processing
AI PCs are inbound
Meet LG's multitasking, pet-sitting, AI-powered home robot: more helper, less Terminator
An assistant and a companion, apparently
Microsoft's next-gen Surface laptops expected to showcase "true AI" features
The devices could be released during 2024
Big Tech is winning over AI startups with more than just money
Big Tech is outspending traditional VC firms on AI startups
The New York Times files copyright lawsuit against OpenAI and Microsoft
The Times makes plenty of damning claims in its suit
Apple iPhone designer will join Jony Ive and OpenAI boss Sam Altman to work on mysterious consumer AI device
The "iPhone of artificial intelligence"?
A 2nm-capable wafer fab will come with a $28 billion tag, up to 50% more costly than 3nm
The costs of producing 2nm chips
Intel CEO says Nvidia was "extremely lucky" to become the dominant force in AI
Pat Gelsinger laments Intel's lack of vision and the cancellation of the Larrabee project
Midjourney 6 has landed with a new prompt system, impressive new text-on-image capabilities
The update overcomes a major AI image generation hurdle, but can still produce logical errors