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Scientists predict the end of humanity.
Explicit deepfake images have been flooding the social media platform recently.
The fictional model has been turning quite a few heads.
AI might not be taking over our jobs just yet.
Generative AI will make phishing emails more dangerous and harder to spot.
One expert makes a very interesting case for investing in Tesla.
People are sharing their night sky photos with the new astrophotography mode on Google Pixel phones - and the results are phenomenal.
AI is a central part of Samsung's new Galaxy phones.
Warner Bros is collaborating with an AI company to bring the sci-fi movie Ready Player One to life, in the virtual world that is.
AI has made its way into the bedtime routine of many families by generating personalised bedtime stories based on children's interests.
Two women have developed an AI chatbot that supports and advises women if they feel they might be experiencing workplace discrimination.
These are the most exciting things to come out of the massive tech show.
Introduced at CES 2024, Amazon's Alexa is rolling out on a new AI feature that lets users have real-time conversations with the dead.
Experts are warning that AI algorithms could soon be replacing a large percentage of high-earning jobs.
The two tech giants have been going head-to-head for the top spot.
This AI-powered robot probably knows how to use a coffee machine better than us by now.
Scientists at Oxford University compared human-learning models with AI and found that humans learn new information better than AI robots.
A man who married a hologram of his favourite fictional character has found himself no longer able to communicate with his virtual wife.
If you hold onto your Cybertruck for 16 more years, this is what it might look like.
Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk is ending 2023 as the world's richest person and $100 billion richer than he was in 2022
The restaurant uses 'Flippy' and 'Burgerbot' robots instead of fry cooks.
Machine learning will decide whether you're planning an illicit rager.
The robot reminds us a bit of Wall-E.
Safe to say people aren't hugely impressed with this robot's musical talents.