Artificial Intelligence
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Real-Time AI Language Translation Coming to Teams Next Year The new tool will reportedly be available with up to nine language options initially, with plans to expand soon. -
Here’s How To Use Google Doc’s New AI Clipart Tool Get ready for more AI: This latest update builds on the addition of Gemini 1.5 Pro to Google’s Workspace apps. -
Shots Fired at ChatGPT as Mistral Adds Image Generation and Web Search Platform Mistral adds a suite of new features to its chatbot, Le Chat, designed to make it all the all-in-one AI solution. -
AI Will Replace Humans in This Industry ‘in Three Years’ Claims CEO AI start up Unbabel claims that workers in the translation field could feasibly be replaced by AI very soon. -
China’s Baidu Challenges Meta for AI Glasses Supremacy Unready Player Two? Meta’s Orion AR glasses are still a prototype, while Baidu's take on the technology ships next year. -
Best Free AI Training Courses You Can Start This November (Plus Paid Alternatives) Boost your AI skills, with a collection of paid and free training courses to enroll in this November. -
Google Leaks Information on New AI That ‘Surfs the Web With You’ The AI system, dubbed Jarvis AI, was discovered on the Google Chrome extension store. -
Xbox AI-Powered Chatbot Is Available, But to Insiders Only This trial signals that Microsoft is finally turning its attention to boosting AI capabilities for its games platform. -
OpenAI Makes Two High Profile Hires to Bolster Team The pair of appointments is another feel good story for the executive leadership team at OpenAI. -
Meta Pushes Llama AI to Promote National and Global Security Social media giant is making Llama available to US government to help it win "global race for AI leadership". -
Perplexity Offers AI Services to NYT to Combat Striking Workers The CEO of AI search venture, Perplexity, has offered help with election coverage as the New York Times faces a walk-out. -
Anthropic’s New Claude Haiku AI Tool Has Increased in Price Already Announced only two weeks ago, Claude 3.5 Haiku is pricier than its predecessor to "to reflect its increase in intelligence".