Press play to listen to this article Voiced by artificial intelligence. LONDON Nobody disputes that artificial intelligence is the technology of the future, which makes Rishi Sunaks’ choice a bit unorthodox for the post of AI minister in the UK government. Jonathan Berry, 53, is best known in Westminster as the 5th Viscount Camrose, a … Read more
Anthropic’s Dario Amodei, right, arrives at the White House for a meeting with Vice President Kamala Harris on artificial intelligence, Thursday, May 4, 2023, in Washington. Evan Vucci | ap There is a new entrant in the nascent AI arms race. AS MicrosoftOpenAI and Google In the rush to develop the most advanced chatbots powered … Read more
Guest post by Deep Manishkumar Dave The Internet of Medical Things (IoMT) is reshaping the healthcare industry with its ability to enable remote monitoring, personalized medicine, and real-time data analytics. As we look into the next decade, the IoMT industry is projected to experience exponential growth, bringing even more transformative changes to healthcare delivery. The … Read more
Walmart Apple Pay is an extremely convenient way to purchase items without having to carry around a wallet or credit card. In recent years, more and more providers have started accepting Apple Pay, making it easier to use than ever. But a major retailer still doesn’t support Apple Pay, and it looks like it never … Read more
Ladies, this is painful to see to the tune of $1,800! Jerry Rig Everything Google’s first foldable phone, the Google Pixel Fold, left a pretty solid first impression. Not just because it’s a Pixel with all its camera and software goodness that can also pull off a foldable trick. Instead, Google has really surprised with … Read more
In 2022, Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey left the company. One of his new projects, Bluesky, is a social media app it seems Exactly like Twitter. The difference? Bluesky promises an unprecedented level of control over your scrolling experience. The goal, essentially, is to undo all of Dorsey’s self-described mistakes, fixing social media and perhaps, hopefully, … Read more
NANGAN, Taiwan (AP) For the past month, bed and breakfast owner Chen Yu-lin has had to tell his guests that he couldn’t provide them with the Internet. Others living in Matsu, one of Taiwan’s outlying islands closest to neighboring China, have struggled to pay electricity bills, make a doctor’s appointment, or receive a package. To … Read more
Twenty-six hidden words in a 1996 telecommunications overhaul law allowed companies like Facebook, Twitter and Google to become the giants they are today. A case the US Supreme Court heard on Tuesday, González vs. Googlechallenges this law, namely whether the technology companies are responsible for the material posted on their platforms. Judges will decide whether … Read more
James Snell is a senior consultant at the New Lines Institute. He’s writing a book about the war in Afghanistan. You may not have heard, but the internet is an unacceptably dangerous place. A place full of terrorists, financial frauds, pedophiles and rudeness. Or at least it is according to the British government. In the … Read more
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) Iranians experienced a near-total internet blackout Wednesday amid days of mass anti-government protests over the death of a woman held by the country’s morality police for allegedly violating her strict dress code. An Iranian official had previously hinted that such measures could be taken for security reasons. The loss of … Read more