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Why sovereign AI infrastructure is driving worldwide adoption of Generative AI

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From self-driving cars to AI agents and transformative drug discovery, humanity is entering a fourth industrial revolution – one powered by artificial intelligence. Nations around the world have taken notice. Harnessing generative AI promises massive socioeconomic, cultural and geopolitical benefits, yet modernizing a government’s ability to enable and improve its AI capabilities requires creating nationwide … Read more

how generative AI aids in accessibility

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Tools such as ChatGPT can level the field for scientists who are English-language learners.Credit: Alamy In 2015, Hana Kang experienced a traumatic injury that damaged the left hemisphere of her brain, disrupting her facility for language and ability to process abstract thoughts. She spent the next six years rebuilding her memory, recovering basic mathematics skills … Read more

The race for the ultimate voice assistant is heating up with Samsung announcing Bixby’s generative AI boost

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Bixby’s never really been my smart home voice assistant of choice, and I’d wager that’s the same for most smart home enthusiasts. Much like Apple’s Siri, Bixby is more of a nice-to-have for those already in the wider Samsung ecosystem, lagging behind in terms of features and functionality when compared to the likes of Google Assistant … Read more

Nothing Phone 3’s big upgrades could include on-device generative AI

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The rumored Nothing Phone 3 could switch back to Qualcomm chips and use a Snapdragon 8s Gen 3 to help power onboard generative AI features, according to 91mobiles’ “industry sources who work closely with Nothing.” This suggests that we could see something more powerful than the recently launched Nothing Phone 2a. This aligns with the … Read more

iOS 18 Rumor: Apple and Baidu ‘Yet to Reach’ Generative AI Partnership

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Apple has yet to reach a generative AI partnership with Chinese company Baidu, according to a China Daily report citing sources familiar with the matter. Some earlier reports said the two companies had finalized an agreement following discussions. It is possible that the negotiations are still ongoing, but this is not confirmed. If the partnership … Read more

Top Stories: iOS 18’s Generative AI Features to Rely on Google?, Latest on New iPads, and More

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We’re getting closer to the launch of new iPad Pro and iPad Air models, while rumors about iOS 18 are continuing to ramp up with this week’s surprise revelation that Apple has been talking to Google and others about potentially helping power the generative AI features expected to be a major part of this year’s … Read more

Apple’s Potential Partners for iOS 18 Generative AI Features Include Google, OpenAI, and Baidu

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Apple has held discussions with Baidu about using the Chinese company’s generative AI model to power some of the iPhone’s rumored generative AI features, according to The Wall Street Journal. As previously reported, Apple is also said to have held similar discussions with Google and OpenAI, the company behind the popular ChatGPT chatbot. If these … Read more

Apple Buys DarwinAI Ahead of Major Generative AI Updates Coming in iOS 18

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Apple acquired Canada-based company DarwinAI earlier this year to build out its AI team, reports Bloomberg. DarwinAI created AI technology for inspecting components during the manufacturing process, and it also had a focus on making smaller and more efficient AI systems. DarwinAI’s website and social media accounts have been taken offline following Apple’s purchase. Dozens … Read more

Midjourney just changed the generative image game and showed me how comics, film, and TV might never be the same

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Midjourney, the Generative AI platform that you can currently use on Discord just introduced the concept of reusable characters and I am blown away. It’s a simple idea: Instead of using prompts to create countless generative image variations, you create and reuse a central character to illustrate all your themes, live out your wildest fantasies, … Read more