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X is testing a free version of its Grok AI chatbot that doesn’t need a blue-tick subscription
By Graham Barlow published
It looks like X is in the process of adding a free tier to its Grok AI chatbot.
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Microsoft teams up with the Vatican to bring an AI experience of St Peter’s Basilica to the masses
By John-Anthony Disotto published
Microsoft has teamed up with the Vatican to allow people from around the globe to see St Peter's Basilica.
Windows 11’s latest update might finally make choosing default apps easier (looking at you, Edge)
By Kristina Terech published
Microsoft’s latest Windows 11 update redesigns default app settings, potentially making it easier for users to select their preferred apps without constant prompts toward Microsoft apps like Edge.
The Washington Post has an AI newsboy to answer all your questions
By Eric Hal Schwartz published
The Washington Post has launched a conversational AI chatbot to answer questions about the news.
Might be time to 'Twist and Shout' – The Beatles' AI-restored song 'Now and Then' lands Grammy nominations
By Eric Hal Schwartz published
The Beatles' song that was restored with AI, "Now and Then," has earned Grammy nominations.
OpenAI’s next-gen Orion model is hitting a serious bottleneck, according to a new report – here’s why
By Darren Allan published
In certain areas, next-gen Orion is failing to impress compared to the existing GPT-4 model.da
AI is bringing celebrities back from the dead, and it’s as creepy as it sounds
By Graham Barlow published
Thanks to AI celebrities can continue their careers even after death.
Microsoft stealthily installs Windows 10 update to nag you to upgrade to Windows 11 – and not for the first time
By Darren Allan published
If you’ve had enough of Microsoft’s nagging about your PC needing an upgrade, we’ve got some bad news…
End of an era: Microsoft is planning to phase out Windows 11’s Mail and Calendar apps by the end of this year
By Kristina Terech published
Microsoft will discontinue the built-in Mail and Calendar apps in Windows 11 after December 31, 2024, urging users to switch to the web-based Outlook app instead.
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