Meta takes down a critical video about meta AI Glasses after filming at Meta
Explore this post and more from the facebook community
Explore this post and more from the facebook community
Gemini 3.8 introduces two new text-to-speech models, Flash-Lite TTS and Flash TTS, which are designed to provide more expressive audio output.
Classified estimates reveal that the NSA is spending billions on testing AI models, a figure that exceeds earlier estimates.
The CEOs of OpenAI and Anthropic have been invited to a Senate inquiry following incidents where rogue AI agents hacked government websites in Australia and the US. This inquiry is led by the Greens and coincides with ongoing negotiations regarding content access in Australia.
Cloudflare CEO Matthew Prince discusses the impact of AI on the internet and the increasing prevalence of bots in web traffic. This conversation is part of a series exploring the future of business in the context of these changes.
An individual has developed an interactive digital avatar capable of conversation, specifically trained on the topic of venture fraud. They express ambivalence about the implications of creating AI representations of ourselves.
The University of Oxford has permitted OpenAI to use historical texts from its Bodleian Library for training its AI models, raising concerns among staff about potential reputational risks associated with the partnership.
Residents of Tarluvada in Andhra Pradesh report that the construction of a large AI datacentre by Google has led to the government reclaiming their land, despite initial promises of economic benefits.
Meta's new AI device, Muse, is marketed for adults but features a playful design reminiscent of children's toys, including a mascot and a Tamagotchi-style interface.
Meta showcased its range of smart glasses at Meta Connect, emphasizing their role in keeping consumers connected to the digital world.
Meta's new AI agent, Muse, has been found to be directing calls to human operators in call centers instead of handling them autonomously as expected.
Crusoe has decided not to proceed with its $1.25 billion plan to utilize Boom Supersonic's turbines for AI data centers, as indicated by the company's CEO.
Gemini has introduced a live avatar feature for its AI agent, which has elicited a strong emotional response from users. The technology aims to create a more engaging interaction, though some find it unsettling.
Solopreneurs can leverage AI to enhance their productivity and manage tasks more efficiently, acting as a supportive assistant in their daily operations.
The latest Stratechery content discusses the competition between Meta and Amazon, GM's decision to adopt CarPlay, and features a profile on a notable figure in the industry.
An appeals court has ruled that the Pentagon can classify Anthropic as a supply-chain risk, despite the AI lab's claims of rights violations. The decision reflects a split among the judges in the case.
Meta's Muse has made its filesystem accessible to users, allowing them to explore details about the AI chatbot that were previously hidden. This change seems to be a response to user curiosity and prompts.
The Energy Department announced funding of nearly $2 billion to support 26 locations in the U.S. aimed at enhancing the aging power grid. This funding is part of the bipartisan infrastructure law.
Sony and Universal Music Group have filed another lawsuit against Suno, alleging that its new AI vocalists infringe on copyrights by using outputs from earlier models that were trained on unlicensed music. The labels have not entered into a licensing agreement with Suno.
Google is conducting tests to determine if its AI computing equipment can function effectively in an orbital environment, marking progress towards potential data centers in space.