GPT-3 is making even more art obsolete
OpenAI is now writing better lyrics and couplets, prompting further discussion about whether artificial intelligence will ever replace raw creativity.
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Month: November 2022
Samsung unveils GDDR6 memory with a huge capacity upgrade
Samsung preps hardware that is designed to support the virtual future – twice the performance in the same form factor.
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IT managers think they have the right tech for hybrid working – but workers disagree
Canon finds disparity between those in charge of IT and users of it over suitability for hybrid working arrangements.
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AWS CEO: Embrace cloud and save your dollars…and possibly the world too
“If you’re looking to tighten your belt, the cloud is the place to do it,” says AWS CEO.
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Microsoft Defender offers your enterprise a welcome security boost
New Microsoft Defender security protections, helping defend firms from ransomware, will be on by default.
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Nearly half of all online trackers belong to Google
Whether it’s Google, Facebook, or Microsoft, some tech giant is tracking you across the web.
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Amazon Prime members can get an FPS masterpiece for free in December
Prime Gaming’s free game lineup for December includes Quake and Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons.
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Proton Calendar finally accessible to everyone worldwide
The provider believes Proton Calendar will make a huge difference, especially for those under limited internet freedom.
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Canon tipped to launch five cameras in 2023, but not the one everyone wants
Canon is rumored to be launching five new cameras in 2023, but none of the predicted models are a cheap EOS RP successor.
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Gorilla Glass Victus 2 could save your big phone from disastrous falls on concrete
Corning unveils Gorilla Glass Victus 2, new glass that might survive a drop on concrete.
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