Meta Glasses Now Store Your Voice Meta’s Ray-Ban glasses now have AI features on by default. They’re storing voice recordings to train AI, and users can’t opt out. You’ll need to delete recordings manually if you don’t want them used.…
ID Tech Expands with Tinder and Visa World is using eyeball-scanning tech to help ID Japanese Tinder users. It’s also teaming up with Visa for The World Card. This card will let you spend cryptocurrency anywhere Visa works. Source: techcrunch.com
Meta Predicts $1.4 Trillion from AI by 2035 Meta expects its generative artificial intelligence to make up to $1.4 trillion by 2035. They’re investing big, with a 2024 budget over $900 million, and spending could hit $1 billion this year.…
New Device Verifies Humans, Not AI Tools for Humanity has a new gadget to spot humans from AI. It scans your eyeball for proof and gives a unique digital ID. They want to sign up millions more for their project.…
Meta Plans Premium Features and Ads for AI App Mark Zuckerberg wants paid features and ads in Meta’s AI app. The app already has a big social feed with nearly 1 billion users. Meta aims to invest up to $72…
AI Labs Accused of Gaming Chatbot Arena A study says LM Arena helped top AI labs like Meta and Google boost their scores. The labs privately tested models, then hid low scores. LM Arena denies the claims, saying scores were…
Amazon Unveils Powerful Nova Premier AI Model Amazon just launched Nova Premier, its top AI model so far. It handles text, images, and video but not audio. It costs $2.50 per million input tokens. It can process around 750,000 words…
JetBrains Releases Mellum AI Code Model JetBrains just made its AI model Mellum available for free. Mellum, trained on 4 trillion tokens with 4 billion parameters, helps complete code. You need to fine-tune it first before using it. Source: techcrunch.com
Amazon Lets Companies Build Chatbots Easily Amazon’s Q Business now supports chatbots for public use. Companies can make bots for websites and support portals without user logins. Amazon’s CEO says AI is a big deal, bringing in lots of money.…
BBC Uses AI to Bring Agatha Christie Back The BBC created a digital Agatha Christie to teach online writing classes. These classes cost $10 a month on their service, BBC Maestro. Christie’s digital lessons include 11 videos and 12 exercises…
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