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1 week ago |
microcenter.com | Ian Sherr
Video games developers have almost always used their creations to tell stories, but sometimes it's even more fun when fans get to flip the script and tell our own. I mean, of course, projects like Red vs. Blue, which used game tools for Microsoft's Halo series to tell stories about the routine days of the game's soldiers when they're not always fighting epic universe-shaking battles. Google may have created a similar moment with its latest video generation technology, Veo 3.
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1 week ago |
microcenter.com | Jorge Jimenez
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2 weeks ago |
microcenter.com | Ian Sherr
Apple had a tough job when kicking off its annual Worldwide Developers Conference this week. The company is broadly considered to have fallen behind in the tech industry's AI race after delaying the release of its upgraded Siri voice assistant as part of its Apple Intelligence service.
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3 weeks ago |
microcenter.com | Ian Sherr
The word "hallucinate" has taken on a new meaning in the age of artificial intelligence. The technology's propensity to make things up and sincerely pass them off as true is a daily part of life nowadays. It's also a telltale giveaway that someone's trying to pass AI work off as their own. Despite the litany of embarrassing examples of people using AI the wrong way, it keeps happening. Last week, the U.S. Health and Human Services "Make America Healthy Again" report cited studies that don't exist.
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1 month ago |
microcenter.com | Ian Sherr
Photo: OpenAI It's conference season in tech land, and this week that means updates from Microsoft and Google about new features for us and new tools for developers.
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