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Microsoft's CEO Indicates AI is Now Responsible for a Significant Portion of Code Production
Satya Nadella claims that AI contributes to 20-30% of code in various Microsoft projects during a discussion with Mark Zuckerberg.
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Satya Nadella claims that AI contributes to 20-30% of code in various Microsoft projects during a discussion with Mark Zuckerberg.
Epic Games executives discuss the impact and challenges of AI-generated thumbnails in Fortnite during a live stream.
A server issue led to the temporary disappearance of a large number of NFT images from the Clone X collection, raising questions about digital ownership.
Microsoft has reintroduced its Recall feature for AI-enabled PCs, alongside additional new functionalities, nearly a year after its initial launch.
USB 2.0 continues to play a vital role in the architecture of modern gaming setups, marking a significant milestone in tech history.
YKK, the world's largest zipper manufacturer, has launched an innovative remote-controlled zipper that may revolutionize the clothing industry.
Intel's CEO Lip-Bu Tan discusses ambitions for AI silicon partnerships with industry frontrunners like Nvidia and OpenAI.
A Minecraft enthusiast unveils a straightforward design for launching players and their ghasts into the air, making building easier.
In a recent court case, an OpenAI executive revealed their willingness to purchase Google's Chrome browser, emphasizing a future rich with AI features.
A new feature in Google Messages uses AI to blur unsolicited nude images, guiding senders to reconsider their choices.
A recent DIY project revives the classic concept of Personal Digital Assistants (PDAs) from the 1990s, showcasing modern features that enhance utility.
An exploration into how Google's AI overview attempts to decipher made-up idioms, revealing its limitations and humorous misunderstandings.
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