The news that Apple’s Siri runs on Google Gemini is still rippling through the tech world. On the surface, it’s a practical move: Apple needed to enhance Siri, and Gemini, […]
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“Apple picks Google Gemini over ChatGPT to power the new AI Siri.“ That’s a headline you didn’t expect to see in the tech press this year (courtesy of Mashable). Yes,
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Science fiction has always been the genre where we test-drive uncomfortable futures before they arrive. Which makes it oddly fitting that the Science Fiction Writers Association now finds itself caught
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Marc Andreessen, co-founder of Netscape, and venture capitalist, has long been a voice of innovation and controversy. Known for shaping the Internet as we know it, Andreessen also has a
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In the article “The Rice Chessboard Problem: A Tale of Exponential Growth“, Jesse Tayler draws a parallel between the exponential growth of rice on a chessboard and the doubling of
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Eric Schmidt, the former CEO of Google, recently made headlines with his controversial remarks at Stanford University. He suggested that Google’s work-from-home (WFH) policies and emphasis on work-life balance are
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Google recently pulled their AI ad for the Olympics following significant backlash—and good riddance! The ad, titled “Dear Sydney,” featured a father using Google’s Gemini AI to write a letter
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