The Pockets App recently published a list of artificial intelligence training that is making chatbots smarter every day.
This A test of artificial intelligence piece from the journal Nature talks about robots and artificial intelligence. As part of its Nature Outlook: Robotics and artificial intelligence series, the journal explains the revolution in robotics and artificial intelligence with videos. The journal writes: At the end of the twentieth century, computing was transformed from the […]
A recent news report, the World Health Organization (WHO) details the devastating impact of hypertension and outlines plans to tackle the problem around the globe. According to the report “nearly half of them have no idea they have the condition, which causes heart attacks, kidney disease, and stroke. Four-fifths of them, including both people with […]
Google has added its Bard Chatbots to peep into our emails, Docs and Drive to read our minds and suggest us what we should do. “With the new integration, you can ask Bard to do things like find and summarize the contents of an email or even highlight the most important points of a document […]
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Race to “De-age”
A recent Vox article says that some wealthy billionaires are engaged in what is called the Rejuvenation Olympics, an online leaderboard, where they are competing to “reverse” their age. Participants compete not on physical abilities but on how quickly and by how much they can slow their “biological age.” They’re not actually reverting to a […]
In a recent CNN OpEd by Sidhi Dhanda, a high school senior from Massachusetts, writes that despite many of his peers and some teachers using the ChatGPT chatbot, only a few acknowledge it. “My teachers, along with some of my fellow classmates, aren’t alone in viewing ChatGPT as a tool that subverts learning, of course”. He […]
The Nature News article reports that Japan is building its own version of ChatGPT because the Japanese researchers feel that the current English version of the chatbot cannot grasp the “intricacies of Japanese language and culture“. Keisuke Sakaguchi, a researcher at Tohoku University in Japan who specializes in natural language processing, told the Nature “Current […]
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Apple History of Making New Cables
Just a week ago, Apple announced another new set of gadgets, including an updated USB-C charging case. According to the announcement, starting with the new iPhone 15, the company is switching to a USB-C charger, for other models, there is a new $29 lightning adapter. Cables for iPhones aren’t the only accessories Apple’s made users […]
This recent Business Insider article says that Social media like Instagram are dead. “Group chats and messaging apps killed it”. The article is based on interview with 2o’s something young Instagram users, who told the insider that they are interested in sharing memes, about cooking or other personal stuffs that your buddies. “There’s this very […]
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Why We Procrastinate?
In an article in Stylist (UK), it says that most hardened procrastinators prefer to their complete their tasks at the last minute, and the reasons for this is explained by well-known psychologists. A 2007 study published in Psychological Bulletin found that 15-20% of people chronically procrastinate, with 25% describing this as their dominant personality trait. […]