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Samsung Introduces Fresh Complimentary Features for Galaxy S24 Users

After an impressive debut and a successful pre-order phase, Samsung’s Galaxy S24 smartphones are now available to the public. For those embracing Samsung’s smartphone vision, enticing offers of complimentary and discounted hardware accompany the new phones.   While the current offers may not match the breadth seen during the pre-order period, the appeal remains strong. […]

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In 2024, Startups Should Plan and Allocate Resources for AI-Driven Software Development

Enterprise departments, particularly product and engineering, allocate the majority of their budgets to AI technology, which promises significant efficiency gains. According to McKinsey, generative AI can expedite certain tasks by up to 50%. However, effective implementation requires more than mere financial investment. Enterprises must carefully determine AI budgets, balance AI benefits against hiring needs, and

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X Resumes Taylor Swift Searches Following Temporary Halt Due to Proliferation of Deepfake Nudes

HEADLINE X Resumes Taylor Swift Searches After Temporary Suspension Due to Deepfake Image Inundation KEY FACTS The search for “Taylor Swift” on the platform now displays tweets featuring the pop megastar’s name, reversing the “Something went wrong” error during the temporary suspension.   X, after blocking searches for Swift’s name, faced backlash when AI-generated explicit

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Microsoft Reports Record-Breaking Sales for Fifth Consecutive Quarter Amidst Surge in AI Trends

Microsoft’s Winning Streak Continues with Impressive Earnings, Achieving Best-Ever Quarterly Revenue for the Fifth Consecutive Quarter, Riding on Surging Investor Interest in Artificial Intelligence and the Debut of ChatGPT by Microsoft-backed OpenAI. KEY FACTS Microsoft outperformed expectations with $62 billion in sales for the last three months, surpassing the average analyst estimate of $61.1 billion

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Google Reports Record Profits Amid All-Time High Stock Trading

HEADLINE Alphabet Breaks Records: Highest-Ever Quarterly Revenue and Profits, Stock Surges KEY POINTS Google parent company Alphabet reported unprecedented quarterly revenue and profits, reaching historic highs in its 26-year history. The surge coincided with a record increase in the search engine giant’s stock price. In the fourth quarter, Alphabet achieved $86.3 billion in sales, surpassing

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Disney presents a sophisticated remedy to VR’s movement challenge

Recall the Virtuix Omni? I vividly remember testing an early model of the virtual reality treadmill at a hotel suite during past E3 events. With its concave platform and specialized shoes, the system even left an impression on Ready Player One’s depiction of VR. After much anticipation, the electronics-free treadmill began shipping earlier this year.

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Apple users are encouraged to activate Apple’s stolen device protection feature on their iPhones.

Apple introduced a fresh iteration of iOS yesterday, bringing forth a slew of novel features including collaborative playlists on Apple Music and a new Unity wallpaper commemorating Black History Month. Notably, iOS 17.3 introduces a significant addition known as “stolen device protection,” which, by default, remains disabled. It is advisable for iPhone users to activate

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Nightshade, a groundbreaking tool that “poisons” data, empowers artists in their battle against AI.

Intentionally poisoning someone else is never morally justifiable. However, when faced with a persistent office lunch thief, some may resort to petty acts of revenge.   For artists, safeguarding their work from being utilized to train AI models without consent poses a significant challenge. Requests to opt out and implementation of do-not-scrape codes rely heavily

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Apple to Sell Watches Without Oxygen Feature After Legal Setback

Apple Inc. is set to release versions of its Series 9 and Ultra 2 watches in the United States without the blood oxygen feature, following a legal setback in its patent dispute with Masimo Corp.   The announcement came on Wednesday, with Apple confirming that the modified models will be available for purchase starting Thursday

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Artificial Intelligence (AI) Dominates Discussions at Davos. Is it the Right Moment to Sell?

The sentiment among the global elite meeting in Davos, Switzerland, is often considered a reliable indicator for investors, but a contrarian approach is essential. Buying when the elite are pessimistic and selling when they’re optimistic has historically been a successful strategy. The recent focus on artificial intelligence (AI) at Davos raises questions about whether the

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