A new OpenAI report reveals staggering use of ChatGPT for medical advice, with 40 million daily health-related queries. This surge comes as the company and regulators grapple with the life-or-death risks of AI hallucinations in healthcare.
Google is supercharging its Gemini AI on Google TV with image displays, sports updates, and even TV setting controls. The features debut on TCL TVs before rolling out more widely, heating up the smart TV platform competition.
Amazon’s Fire TV interface is getting a massive redesign that makes it more like Google TV. The update promises a 30% speed boost and launches in February on key devices.
Self-driving truck firm Kodiak is joining forces with global supplier Bosch. The goal is to create a system that can be integrated into any semi truck, either on the production line or later via an upfitter, to enable driverless operation.
While rivals like OpenAI commit trillions to compute, Anthropic is betting on a different path. Co-founder Daniela Amodei argues that doing “more with less” has kept its models among the most powerful for years.
Police departments across the U.S. are rapidly expanding drone use for routine law enforcement, including issuing tickets. This shift is raising significant Fourth Amendment concerns from civil liberty groups.
Meta has officially updated its privacy policy to use data from user interactions with its AI services, like the Meta AI chatbot, for targeted ads. The change, announced in October, has prompted a coalition of 36 advocacy groups to call for an FTC investigation. Over a billion people use Meta AI mon
The narrative-focused game Dispatch has surpassed 3 million copies sold, a huge win for its developer AdHoc Studio. New stats show how millions of players shaped the story, cutting heroes and pursuing romances.
Microsoft is stuffing AI into every corner of Windows 11, but not all of it is worth your time. Based on a TechRadar breakdown, here are the five AI-powered features that actually boost productivity and creativity, and how to find them.
According to ZDNet, a new Linux desktop environment called Orbitiny is in development. It’s built from scratch with Qt and C++, runs as a portable app on top of existing desktops like KDE or GNOME, and is currently a work-in-progress aiming for a future 1.0 release. The reviewer found it surprisingl
