Alex Hughes
AI Editor at Tom's Guide
AI editor @Tomsguide Previously @ScienceFocus and @techradar covering all things science and tech
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4 days ago |
tomsguide.com | Alex Hughes |Nicola Appleton |Jane McGuire |Nick Pino
Across all of the areas of tech, we here at Tom's Guide are certain artificial intelligence is leading the charge. It's in your smartphones, TVs, fridges and just about any product with a screen these days. More than that, AI models and chatbots are changing the world, bringing a new kind of productivity to both individuals and companies alike.
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4 days ago |
tomsguide.com | Alex Hughes
You’ve probably heard an AI-generated voice by now. They are usually pretty noticeable, lacking in emotion or styling and still fairly robotic in nature. But with its latest update, Hume is changing that. Evi 3, the latest version of the company’s leading AI-voice generator, has just landed. While it has an array of pre-made voices to try out, the thing that really sets this model above the rest is its customization options.
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4 days ago |
tomsguide.com | Alex Hughes
In an attempt to keep up with the rapid expansion of the AI world, Bing has introduced a new feature called Bing Video Generator. Via its app, Bing users can now generate AI videos — completely free. Not only that, but the video generation that is made available to you is via Sora — OpenAI’s very own video generator. This remains one of the best AI video generators and would normally cost a decent chunk of money to use each month.
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4 days ago |
tomsguide.com | Alex Hughes
All eyes are on Apple right now. As we approach WWDC — the company's yearly developer conference — there is an expectation that Apple will put a big focus on AI. However, that just might not be the case. In a new report from Bloomberg, it was suggested that Apple, despite a so-far weak attempt in the AI world with Apple Intelligence, wouldn’t be bringing much news to the AI front at WWDC. Apple needs a comeback. But that probably won’t be happening at this year’s WWDC.
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1 week ago |
tomsguide.com | Alex Hughes
In recent months, multiple companies have taken strong stances on choosing AI over new employees, signalling a major change in the job market. And, according to one of AI’s biggest CEOs, things are only going to get worse.
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