Jony Ive, the famous designer responsible for many of Apple’s most well-known products, is teaming up with OpenAI and its CEO, Sam Altman. This new company will focus on hardware that incorporates AI.

The Amazon Echo Pop, a small smart speaker, is now on sale with a 38% discount, bringing its price down to $24.99 on Amazon. This is a huge discount from its regular $39.99 price tag, and the cheapest we've seen this year.

AI detectors, while a potentially useful feature, are currently a mess. Tools like ZeroGPT like to do a lot of false positives and false negatives. Still, the need for an actually reliable AI detector is real, and that's why efforts continue to be made in that direction. Google has its own, though you can't use it yet.

Google has announced its newest subscription plan called Google AI Ultra. This is the new highest tier for the Google AI service that gives users access to all of Google’s AI models and features, much like OpenAI's newest plan.

Google has finally released an Android app for NotebookLM, its research assistant and notebook powered by Gemini AI. It was previewed earlier in May, can now be downloaded from the Google Play Store.

Think of a sentence and it instantly shows up on your screen. You didn’t type or say a word. That sounds like something out of a Black Mirror episode, right?

You don't need to drop your hard-earned cash on a Creative Cloud subscription just to enjoy Photoshop's Firefly features. Let me show how you can cobble together a free DIY solution that's just as powerful. Plus, you can use it even on a potato PC because it runs in the cloud.

Printing in "4D" might sound like something cooked up for a sci-fi novel, but it's actually a real object printing technique that builds on what's already possible with current 3D printers in mind-bending ways.

With more and more AI-generated content on the internet, it makes sense that many people want a reliable way to know if a given text is AI-generated or not.

Amazon has finally launched its first batch of Project Kuiper satellites. This deployment, which was significantly delayed due to manufacturing slowdowns and last-minute launch cancelations, marks a major step in the development of Amazon's satellite broadband internet service.

There's no doubt that public access to sophisticated AI chatbots would have some profound effects on society—both positive and negative. It didn't take long for people to start depending on AI bots for things that perhaps they shouldn't, and now I'm seeing it spill out on social media.

I've been a loyal fan of Midjourney for a few years now, especially after the V4 model dropped and blew everything away. At least in my opinion! Now, however, I'm switching teams to ChatGPT's latest model, which replaces DALL-E.

When OpenAI first introduced the new 4o image generation feature in ChatGPT, the internet went crazy. People were using it to transform everything from profile pictures to popular memes into the anime style of Studio Ghibli. Even the White House got in on the action, posting a Ghibli-style image of an ICE arrest.

Those who know me know that I'm a skeptic of a lot of stuff that comes with the word "AI" attached. A lot of it is just gimmicks, and some companies are definitely doing AI as an easy way to get investor cookie points.

When ChatGPT first announced that it had added a feature allowing you to create scheduled tasks, I was excited. I had plenty of ideas of ways that this could be really useful, from birthday or medication reminders to running bespoke searches each day. However, the reality was a little disappointing.