Sabrina Ortiz

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Senior AI Editor at ZDNet

Senior editor, AI @ZDNET | opinions are my own | 📧[email protected]

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The best AI image generators of 2025: Gemini, ChatGPT, Midjourney, and more

5 days ago | businessandamerica.com | Sabrina Ortiz

As seen in the different examples above, many AI image generators can produce incredibly realistic-looking images and, as a result, risk spreading misinformation. As a result, most mainstream image generators have implemented guardrails that prevent users from creating images that replicate public figures or trademarked characters. Leonardo.AI, however, is much more lenient.
Here's how to get a free iPhone 16 Pro from T-Mobile with no trade-in required

5 days ago | thetechstreetnow.com | Sabrina Ortiz

27 minutes ago zdnet.com Are you looking to upgrade your iPhone, but don't have a device to trade in or the willpower to stomach the $1,000 price tag, especially with rising costs due to tariffs? Look no further than T-Mobile, as their offering a free iPhone 16 Pro when you switch to their Experience Beyond Plan.
Meet two Apple Swift Student Challenge champs building apps that solve real-world problems

5 days ago | zdnet.com | Sabrina Ortiz

Jason Hiner/ZDNETCoding skills can be applied to tackle real-world problems. Apple's Swift Student Challenge supports the next generation of developers, creators, and entrepreneurs who want to get involved. Rising to the challenge Apple's Swift Student Challenge invites students around the globe, as young as 13, to embrace their coding skills and use Swift -- the coding language for all Apple platforms -- to create an app playground that tackles a real-world problem of their choosing.
The fastest-growing jobs for new grads and how to land one, according to LinkedIn | ZDNET

6 days ago | zdnet.com | Sabrina Ortiz

Psst... now might be a good time to get into AI.
The telltale sign that you used ChatGPT - and a trick to avoid it

6 days ago | zdnet.com | Sabrina Ortiz

NurPhoto / Getty ImagesI have been testing ChatGPT since it launched in November 2022 and have seen updates improve its writing capabilities. However, fairly recently, I noticed a pattern in ChatGPT's output -- the repeated use of the em dash. Also: I tested 10 AI content detectors - and these 5 correctly identified AI text every timeWhile the em dash is a punctuation mark loved by many writers, such as myself, as seen in the sentence above, it also seems to be ChatGPT's favorite.
LinkedIn gathered the top jobs for new grads, and tips to help you land one

6 days ago | zdnet.com | Sabrina Ortiz

Getty Images/DBenitostockEvery spring, new grads rush to the job market to land their first role. However, with little real-world experience, it can be tough to land a position, and federal data shows recent college graduates are especially feeling the squeeze.
LinkedIn gathered the top jobs for new grads, and tips to help you land one

6 days ago | flipboard.com | Sabrina Ortiz

19 hours ago'Latinas for Trump' Cofounder With Arrest Record Runs for Miami Office AgainShe was previously arrested twice — once in 1994 for credit card theft, and again in 2010 for driving under the influence. Denise Galvez Turros, a …20 hours agoLinkedIn's newest AI features make it easier to score your dream roleIf you can think of your next role, you can find it. Looking for a new job is a job in itself.
Most CEOs find their C-suite lacks much-needed 'AI-savvy'

1 week ago | zdnet.com | Sabrina Ortiz

Getty Images / Teera Konakan / ZDNETSince AI first surged in popularity, the question for enterprises has gone from "should we implement it?" to "how can we implement it to maximize results?" Yet, CEOs aren't sure that business leaders have what it takes to lead the charge. On Tuesday, the research firm Gartner released the results of the Gartner CEO and Senior Business Executive Survey of 456 CEOs and other senior business executives worldwide.
LinkedIn's newest AI features make it easier to score your dream role

1 week ago | zdnet.com | Sabrina Ortiz

Sabrina Ortiz/ZDNETLooking for a new job is a job in itself. From finding the perfect role to apply to, to acing the interview, you need to do a lot of prep work to maximize your chances of landing the role. On Wednesday, LinkedIn introduced new AI tools to make the job-search process more intuitive and easier to navigate. The best tools are highlighted below -- and you won't want to skip them.
Netflix's new AI search feature makes it easier to find what to watch

1 week ago | zdnet.com | Sabrina Ortiz

NurPhoto / Contributor / Getty ImagesNetflix offers an extensive selection of films and shows, yet the only filter available to narrow your search is genre. However, an AI-enabled feature could make your browsing experience much easier. Also: I used Netflix's secret codes to quintuple my viewing options - here's howThe company has announced a new search feature that allows users to describe the content they want to watch using conversational terms and descriptions.