The game Bramble Royale: A Meteorfall Story presents players with the opportunity to poison skeletons, which is a rather bizarre concept in itself. The idea of poisoning undead creatures seems strange and out of place, yet it adds an element of humor to the game. The protagonist, Mischief, replaces her regular poison with “bone-hurting juice”
The recent news that X is working on “de-coupling” direct messages (DMs) from other in-app experiences is a step towards Elon Musk’s vision of an “everything app.” This change will allow users to use X primarily as a messaging platform without having to engage in other activities within the app. While this could be seen
Imagine a world where sensors can adhere to your skin, detecting various biomechanical signals with precision and flexibility. This futuristic technology is no longer just a dream, as recent research from Peking University has brought us one step closer to creating customizable tactile sensors that revolutionize the way we interact with electronic devices and prosthetics.
Larry Ellison recently celebrated his 80th birthday, marking a significant milestone in his illustrious career as the founder of Oracle. In a tech landscape dominated by artificial intelligence, Oracle has managed to stand out as a Wall Street favorite. With a recent earnings report exceeding expectations, Oracle’s stock price soared by 11% and closed at
Adobe recently introduced the Firefly Video Model, expanding its AI video generation capabilities. This new tool builds upon the existing Firefly generative AI still image models and promises ethically trained and commercially safe features. However, there are concerns raised by Adobe Stock creators regarding the usage of their works in the generative AI era, highlighting
Over the past 18 months, China’s tech giants have been making significant strides in the field of generative artificial intelligence, challenging the dominance of big U.S. players like OpenAI and Google. The country’s ambitious goal of becoming a world leader in AI has added another dimension to the ongoing technology battle with the United States.
The debate over California’s AI safety bill, SB 1047, has brought to light the deep divisions within the AI community. Yann LeCun and Geoffrey Hinton, both pioneers in artificial intelligence, have taken opposite stances on the legislation. While Hinton has endorsed the bill, LeCun has publicly criticized its supporters, claiming they have a distorted view
Recently, California Attorney General Rob Bonta issued a stern warning to executives in the tech industry, urging them to take greater measures to safeguard voters from deception, intimidation, and dissuasion in the lead-up to the upcoming November election. It was emphasized that millions of Californians rely heavily on social media platforms and artificial intelligence services
Apple’s iOS 18 is shaping up to be one of the most advanced mobile operating systems to date, packed with cutting-edge artificial intelligence capabilities that are set to revolutionize the way we interact with our devices. From rewriting text messages to summarizing emails, iOS 18 promises to make our daily tasks easier and more efficient.
Recently, a Business Insider reporter decided to delve into the world of social media algorithms by conducting an experiment in “rage baiting” on Threads. The goal was to understand how the Threads algorithm works and what elements it prioritizes in displaying content to users. The experiment involved posting controversial queries to provoke strong emotional reactions