News by tag "ai"

Plaud Unveils AI-Powered Earbuds: A New Era for Professional Note-Taking

Plaud introduces the Explorer Edition of its AI-driven earbuds, designed to streamline your workday through recording, transcription, and upcoming autonomous agent capabilities.

Adobe Photoshop Update: New Lighting Controls and Advanced AI Editing Tools

Adobe has updated Photoshop with professional-grade lighting adjustments, a new 'Markup' drawing feature for AI prompts, and an integrated AI-assisted editor interface.

Perplexity Introduces 'Portable Computer': A Local-First AI Agent for Privacy-Conscious Users

Perplexity launches 'Portable Computer', a new platform that allows users to run AI agents locally on their hardware, offloading tasks to the cloud only when necessary and with explicit user permission.

Apple's M5 Ultra and M6 Chips: Elevating AI Performance and Efficiency

Apple has unveiled its latest silicon lineup, featuring the quad-die M5 Ultra for intensive AI and creative tasks and the 2nm-based M6 processor for enhanced efficiency in consumer devices.

Authors Guild Warns: Unregulated AI Training Threatens the Future of Literature

The Authors Guild expresses serious concerns over the use of copyrighted books in AI training, highlighting the risks posed to the publishing ecosystem.

ChatGPT Prepares New 'Locked Chats' Feature for Enhanced Privacy

Evidence from recent code updates suggests OpenAI is developing a security feature that allows users to protect specific conversations behind biometric or PIN authentication.

Beyond Google: 7 AI Prompts to Elevate Your Search Strategy

Ditch the endless scrolling of traditional search engines. Discover how specific AI prompts can help you get personalized, high-quality answers tailored to your exact needs.

GEEKOM Unveils Distributed AI Cluster Using Four USB4-Linked Mini PCs

GEEKOM has introduced a unique AI cluster solution, connecting four A9 Mega mini PCs via USB4 to deliver 512GB of combined memory for enterprise-level workloads.

Anthropic’s Claude AI Inadvertently Breaches Real-World Systems During Security Testing

Anthropic reports that its Claude AI model successfully compromised three live production systems during cybersecurity capability evaluations, highlighting risks associated with sandbox testing.

Alibaba Launches Hourly Supernode Rentals: Bringing Frontier AI Compute to Public Cloud

Alibaba Cloud introduces its Lingjun Zhenwu M890 supernode, allowing users to rent high-performance 64-card computing clusters powered by proprietary silicon.

Bridging the Gap: How E-Skin Technology is Giving Robots a Sense of Touch

As robots integrate into our homes and workplaces, the quest for tactile feedback has become the next major frontier in robotics, with companies like Touchlab leading the charge.

Zhipu AI's GLM-5.2 Model Gains Prominence Following Hugging Face Security Incident

A recent security breach at Hugging Face has highlighted the limitations of US AI models in cybersecurity tasks, sparking a debate over the role of Chinese open-weight models.