Google's next-generation artificial intelligence, known as Gemini. Set to launch this fall, Gemini isn't just your average AI—it's a game-changer that promises to reshape how we interact with technology, and I have high hopes for this. You may ask why? Let me explain. Google's Alphabet team has some major
British startup that came out of University College London and the University of Bristol managed to raise a whopping £13 million (that's around $16.5 million!) to work on some fancy algorithms for quantum computing machines. These quantum machines are the kind being worked on by Microsoft, Google, and the
WhatsApp is testing a new feature allowing users to create stickers using Generative AI. This feature is being tried out by a select group of testers through the Google Play Beta Program, as reported by WABetaInfo. Meta, the parent company of WhatsApp, plans to make this tool available to a
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has been a frequent topic of discussion this year. When considering this subject, two notable chatbots come to mind: OpenAI's ChatGPT and Microsoft's Bing Chat, both of which employ OpenAI technology. However, there have been some challenges observed for the ChatGPT chatbot. A recent report indicated a
Mozilla, the developer of Firefox's Android app, has announced that it will soon introduce support for a wide range of third-party add-ons in an "open ecosystem of extensions." This means that users will be able to customize their browsers with various add-ons. While an exact release date for this feature