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OpenAI exec tells judge hell yeah, we'd happily buy Chrome—and stuff it full of AI!
By Rich Stanton published
News Ay ay ay!

Anyone can now make plugins for Nvidia's promising G-Assist AI overlay, with options available for Spotify, Twitch, and more
By Jacob Fox published
News Must... not... praise... the... AI...

The LA Times gives mealy-mouthed AI the last word on its opinion pieces
By Jess Kinghorn published
News Is it raining? Yes—and also no.

App promising a universal shopping experience automated with AI actually used a small army of human workers in the Philippines and Romania instead
By Nick Evanson published
news The power of a button or in this instance, several hundred people pressing other buttons.

Report estimates AI energy demands will quadruple in the next few years, with some large planned centres estimated to use the equivalent power of 5,000,000 households
By James Bentley published
News It's fairly hopeful about AI's impact on the environment, though.

Microsoft's head of AI wants to create an artificial overly-attached companion for us all: 'It will have its own name, its own style. It will adapt to you. It may also have its own visual appearance and expressions'
By Nick Evanson published
News 'Copilot in the workplace, Copilot at home is the future of the company.'

Microsoft's 100% AI-generated Quake 2 made us nauseous but John Carmack, the game's OG coder, is into it: 'What? This is impressive research work!'
By Nick Evanson published
News The research, folks, the research. Absolutely not the frame rate. I hope.

'They chewed me up pretty good': A US plaintiff attempted to use an AI avatar to argue their court case and the judges were far from amused
By Andy Edser published
News Words you don't want to hear from a sitting judge: "I don’t appreciate being misled."

Microsoft unveils AI-generated demo 'inspired' by Quake 2 that runs worse than Doom on a calculator, made me nauseous, and demanded untold dollars, energy, and research to make
By Ted Litchfield published
news Not my favorite gaming experience.

Microsoft employee escorted out of 50th anniversary event after protesting sales to Israel: 'You have blood on your hands. All of Microsoft has blood on its hands'
By Andy Chalk published
news Ibtihal Aboussad interrupted AI CEO Mustafa Suleyman's address to criticize the company's work with the Israeli military in Gaza.
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