Jurgita Lapienyte

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OpenAI improves ChatGPT Search by adding shopping functionality

2 weeks ago | cooltechzone.com | Jurgita Lapienyte

Where do you buy your products online? Amazon? Google? How about ChatGPT? OpenAI is adding shopping to ChatGPT Search to challenge the competition. AI chatbot developer OpenAI has announced several improvements to ChatGPT Search and has started rolling them out. For starters, OpenAI says it’s adding shopping to ChatGPT Search so users can find, compare, and buy products with ChatGPT.
Companies are racing to hire for a role that might not exist in just five years

2 weeks ago | cybernews.com | Jurgita Lapienyte

Investment in AI is at a record high, and more firms are looking to hire AI leaders. Nearly half of the FTSE 100 have a designated Chief Artificial Intelligence Officers (CAIO), according to a new report. “Debate continues as to both the content of the role and its future, with recent anecdotal evidence suggesting CEO is a realistic option for role progression,” ‘All In: The Corporate AI Leadership Race’ by London-based talent firm Pltfrm reads.
Black Mirror to reality: AI errors, hospital hacks, and the password crisis

3 weeks ago | cybernews.com | Jurgita Lapienyte

Last week, I had a little bit of fun listing some of the disturbing technology trends portrayed in Black Mirror Season 7. This week, I’m back to listing the sneaky and dangerous digital trends that come to haunt us in real life. We kicked off last week by describing security flaws plaguing one of the smartest AI-powered AI engines out there, Perplexity AI.
Take a look: Robocop starts patrolling the streets

3 weeks ago | cybernews.com | Jurgita Lapienyte

A robot policeman was unveiled on Wednesday in Nakhon Pathom, Thailand, during the annual Songkran festival. The robot, named “Pol Col Nakhonpathom Plod Phai,” which means “Nakhon Pathom is safe,” is intended to enhance public safety. The Royal Thai Police have dubbed the robot “AI Police Cyborg 1.0.” It is equipped with 360° vision and can allegedly integrate live footage from CCTV cameras and drones, processing the data using AI technology.
Even your cab driver knows the internet is fake

3 weeks ago | cybernews.com | Jurgita Lapienyte

By the time a taxi driver starts talking about investing in a certain stock, it’s usually too late. But when a taxi driver tells me he no longer trusts what he reads online, I think to myself: it’s about time. Everything is distorted online. Journalists cherry-pick quotes, facts, events, and trends, while netizens become masters at crafting alter egos – so much so that you might not recognize them if you met them in the street. AI makes this problem even worse.
Is Tesla benefiting at drivers’ expense?

3 weeks ago | cybernews.com | Jurgita Lapienyte

Tesla vehicles have allegedly exaggerated odometer readings, potentially causing warranties to expire prematurely. According to a lawsuit filed in California, Tesla relies on predictive algorithms – not traditional mechanical or electronic systems – to measure distance. “Tesla Inc.
Don’t make a fool of yourself: pro tips for using AI the right way

3 weeks ago | cybernews.com | Jurgita Lapienyte

Don’t you find it outrageous when people start their emails like this: “I don’t really have time at the moment, but here’s what ChatGPT said,” leaving you to verify a bot’s hallucination? In some cases, introducing AI as a work productivity tool doesn’t actually save you time – it can have quite the opposite effect. You might even risk looking unprofessional or offending someone. While AI tools can assist with nearly any task, it’s important to recognize when they are truly helpful.
Germany wants to build a satellite constellation by 2029

3 weeks ago | cybernews.com | Jurgita Lapienyte

The Bundeswehr, Germany’s military, plans to establish at least one satellite constellation by the end of the decade. The news was first reported by Handelsblatt, a local media outlet. A network comprising several hundred satellites could cost up to ten billion euros. Journalists contacted the Ministry of Defence, which confirmed the plans. However, the ministry declined to provide further details regarding the project’s cost or technical specifics, citing national security concerns.
6 deeply disturbing tech trends from Black Mirror Season 7

4 weeks ago | cybernews.com | Jurgita Lapienyte

Thank you, universe, for the genius of Charlie Brooker. Whether you like it or not, Black Mirror Season 7 also subtly captures the essence of our overreliance on technology, deploying distorted yet eerily plausible twists to stir our emotions. Since you’re probably subscribed to this newsletter for technology news rather than movie reviews, I’ll briefly go through each episode, highlighting one tech trend it explores.
Is a $499 satellite-connected collar the price of true pet love?

1 month ago | cybernews.com | Jurgita Lapienyte

After my cat finally came home after two weeks of unlimited roaming, I got him an Apple AirTag. I paid around $40 for what was the smallest possible tracking device at the time. This is certainly the most expensive piece of anything my beloved cat has. Nearly every pet owner has some scare story where their furry friends try to escape their humans. And while you want to protect them, you also want them to live their best lives, which sometimes means simply letting them roam free.