The Infamous Diner Booth from ‘The Sopranos’ Finale Is Up for Auction — And Some Fans Are Livid: ‘Let Future Generations Enjoy’
The booth is still in the restaurant and ice cream shop in New Jersey where the finale was filmed.
Meta is adding AI-powered summaries to WhatsApp
Meta announced on Wednesday that it’s adding an AI-powered summaries feature to WhatsApp. The optional new feature uses Meta AI to summarize unread messages in a chat. This summary would only be visible to you, not others in your chat, the company notes. The feature builds on the AI technology that Meta released in April, […]
The Truth About Achieving Exponential Growth in Business, Exposed
What’s preventing your business from scaling exponentially? Learn about the factors, and see how you can achieve your desired results.
Outsource or DIY? 6 Signs It’s Time for Virtual Assistance for Your Business
When you start feeling overwhelmed and can’t focus on strategic work, it’s time to outsource non-core tasks to virtual assistants.
Google’s latest Pixel Drop will let users post high-quality photos, videos on Instagram
Google today announced its latest set of Pixel-related features for phones, tablets, and watches, such as 10-bit video support for Instagram, expansion of the Circile to search feature, automatic workout detection on the original pixel watch, and selective app screening for multiple pixel devices. Pixel phone updates The company is now allowing users to capture […]
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Roundtables: The AI Economy
Recorded on August 10, 2023 The AI Economy Speakers: Mat Honan, Editor in chief and David Rotman, Editor at large There’s no doubt that generative AI will impact the economy—but how, exactly, remains an open question. Despite fears that these AI tools will upend workers and exacerbate wealth inequality, early evidence suggests the technology could…
Roundtables: How should we regulate AI?
Recorded on September 12, 2023 How should we regulate AI? Speakers: Melissa Heikkilä, Senior reporter for AI and Charlotte Jee, News editor There’s little doubt that artificial intelligence will be subject to more regulation in the years ahead. Major tech companies have requested it, and multiple countries and regions are now moving forward with plans…
Roundtables: How does AI work?
Recorded on October 11, 2023 How does AI work? Speakers: Mary Beth Griggs, Science editor and Will Douglas Heaven, Sr Editor for AI Everyone’s talking about large language models and image generators built on artificial intelligence. Many people have tested out tools like ChatGPT or DALL-E 2 and been amazed at the results, or disturbed…
Roundtables: Future of Families: How reproductive technology can reverse population decline
Recorded on November 28, 2023 Future of Families: How reproductive technology can reverse population decline Speakers: Antonio Regalado, Sr Editor of biomedicine and special guest Martín Varsavsky, Founder of Prelude Fertility Birth rates have been plummeting in wealthy countries, well below the “replacement” rate. Even in China, a dramatic downturn in the number of babies…
The Rules of SEO Are Changing — Here Are 5 Powerful Strategies to Help You Rank in 2024
Do you need help to rank well on Google due to new algorithm updates? Discover five SEO strategies that work in 2024.
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