When it comes to crafting content, the tools you use can make a significant difference in the quality and impact of your work. Content creators are often on the lookout for the best language model environments to enhance their writing process. Two notable options in this space we will be comparing are Perplexity Pro vs […]
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Motorola Solutions adds muscle to its security arsenal, acquiring Silent Sentinel's long-range cameras for enhanced protection in tough environments.
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BIGBIG WON has just released its RAINBOW 2 Pro wireless gaming controller, an accessory that promises to transform the way you engage with your favorite games. Although this new controller is not just another accessory; it’s a tool that will seamlessly integrate with your gaming setup, whether you’re on a PC, console, or mobile device. […]
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Earlier today we heard about the news iOS 17.4 beta 3 software that was released to developers. Apple also released iPadOS 17.4 beta 3, watchOS 10.4 beta 3 and macOS Sonoma 14.4 beta 3 at the same time. We previously saw a video of the new iOS 17.4 beta in action and now we have […]
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Slack has finally unleashed its generative AI toolset on the world, after teasing it last year. The vast majority of these features look to simplify your day-to-day life when using the work-focused chat platform.
First up, the AI will auto-generate channel recaps to give you key highlights of anything you missed while away from the keyboard or smartphone. Slack says the algorithm that generates these recaps is smart enough to separate the content from the various topics discussed. In other words, if your co-workers launched into a debate about coffee beans and also talked about third-quarter earnings or whatever, you should get a paragraph on both.
There’s a similar tool available for threads, which are basically just one-on-one or group conversations that don’t occupy an entire channel. This lets users “get up to speed on any thread in just one click.” Now you can safely ignore that one colleague who messages you eight times in a row when one short paragraph would absolutely suffice.
Another cool feature here is conversational search. This allows you to ask a question using natural language instead of using Slack’s pre-existing search bar to slowly crawl through previous chats. The algorithm does the crawling for you, providing you with a “clear, concise answer based on relevant conversational data.”
It remains to be seen just how much time these tools will save the average user throughout the workday, but Slack says it remains committed to artificial intelligence. To that end, the company is prepping more native AI features, including the ability to generate personalized summaries of channels that users don’t check daily but want to keep an eye on. Additionally, Slack says it’ll soon integrate some of its most-used third-party apps into the AI ecosystem.
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If you are searching for a quick way to access your credit cards you might be interested in the Shuffle Wallet. Specifically designed offer you swift access to your necessities, ensuring that your personal information is safeguarded at all times. The standout feature of the Shuffle Wallet is its unique deck-of-cards opening mechanism. This clever […]
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A new user interface in the form of Stable Diffusion WebUI Forge, has been released providing users with a significant advancement in the realm of image synthesis and manipulation. Forge has been specifically designed to enhance the functionality and efficiency of the original Stable Diffusion WebUI, which is built upon the Gradio framework. The WebUI […]
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Over the past week, an app called Kimi curiously outranked well-known streaming services, such as Netflix and Prime Video, in the App Store's list of top free entertainment apps. Now, Apple has pulled the application... most likely because it gave users access to pirated movies. As Wired reports, Kimi was disguised as an app that tests your eyesight by making you play spot the difference in similar photos. In reality, it was nothing of the sort and instead contained bootlegged shows and movies, including recent blockbusters and award-winning films.
Its offerings, however, varied in quality in a way that's familiar to those who used to look for shows and movies online before the advent of streaming services. Kimi's copy of the Emma Stone-starrer Poor Things was apparently grainy and pixelated, while other movies available in high-quality copies had ads blocking the view across the top of the screen. The app was incredibly easy to use: Viewers simply had to download it and fire it up to start watching. It was similar to the now-defunct service Popcorn Time, in that it made pirating movies as easy as watching Netflix. Popcorn Time shut down for good in 2022.
The company told us that Kimi presented itself as a vision testing platform during the review process. It removed the app from its store, as well as the developer from the Apple Developer program, after discovering its bait-and-switch tactics, a spokesperson told us. They added that Apple has no tolerance for scam apps and applications with hidden or undocumented features.
Apple prides itself on privacy and safety and on making sure the apps it makes available for download are on the up and up. When it revealed how it would comply with the European Union's Digital Markets Act (DMA), for instance, it said any alternative app store that makes its way to the company's platforms will need to have stringent rules and moderation tools comparable to its own. Apple itself may have to start keeping an even closer eye on its App Store, though. Viewers have been expressing their discontent online on having to pay for too many streaming services to be able to watch what they want to, and it seems like more and more people are turning to piracy again.
Update, February 16, 2024, 5:08AM ET: This story has been updated to add the information Apple shared with Engadget.
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OpenAI has introduced a new “Memory” feature for ChatGPT, which allows the artificial intelligence (AI) to remember user-provided information across conversations. This update aims to make interactions with ChatGPT more efficient by reducing the need for users to repeat information in future chats. Users have full control over ChatGPT’s memory, with the ability to instruct […]
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Google Gemini is a groundbreaking large language model (LLM) that holds the potential to revolutionize the world of creative writing. This powerful AI tool offers a range of features that can help you brainstorm fresh ideas, refine your style, polish your grammar, and unlock new levels of expressive power within your writing projects. Here’s a […]
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