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[ad_1] Actors in the video game industry are going on strike. On Thursday, the union representing voice and motion-capture performers announced they would be walking off the job after talks with major video game companies broke down over concerns regarding AI protections. The work stoppage is set to begin Friday.“We’re not going to consent to a contract that allows companies to abuse AI to the detriment of our members,” Fran Drescher, the president of the Screen Actors Guild-American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (SAG-AFTRA), which represents the performers, said in a prepared statement. “Enough is enough. When these companies…
[ad_1] Steve Jobs is 28 years old, and seems a little nervous as he starts his speech to a group of designers gathered under a large tent in Aspen, Colorado. He fiddles with his bow tie and soon removes his suit jacket, dropping it to the floor when he finds no other place to set it down. It is 1983, and he’s about to ask designers for their help in improving the look of the coming wave of personal computers. But first he will tell them that those computers will shatter the lives they have led to date.“How many of…
[ad_1] Many of yesterday’s talks were littered with the acronyms you’d expect from this assemblage of high-minded panelists: YC, FTC, AI, LLMs. But threaded throughout the conversations—foundational to them, you might say—was boosterism for open source AI.It was a stark left turn (or return, if you’re a Linux head) from the app-obsessed 2010s, when developers seemed happy to containerize their technologies and hand them over to bigger platforms for distribution.The event also happened just two days after Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg declared that “open source AI is the path forward” and released Llama 3.1, the latest version of Meta’s own…
[ad_1] Meta’a AI Studio handbook says that users can customize a chatbot by providing a detailed description, along with a name and image, and then specifying how it should respond to specific input. Llama will then draw on those instructions to improvise its responses. Meta says Instagram users can “customize their AI based on things like their Instagram content, topics to avoid, and links they want it to share.”Over the past year, Meta has become an AI success story thanks to its decision to offer robust AI models for free. Last week, the company released a powerful version of its…
[ad_1] The Friend gets around 15 hours of battery life and comes in an array of colors that look almost exactly like the color palette of the first Apple iMac computers. (Schiffmann says that wasn’t intentional.) The design comes from a partnership with Bould, the company that designed Nest thermostats. The Friend is available for preorder now from Friend.com (a domain Schiffmann says he paid $1.8 million for), and the devices are slated to start shipping in January 2025. They cost $99 apiece, and there is no paid subscription attached. (Yet, anyway.)If the notion of a wearable AI device makes…
According to the Electronic Times, Apple has been keeping a close eye on the market to see if smart rings could become a popular, less conspicuous alternative that can be worn longer and fall asleep more easily.Apple is said to be seriously considering this idea as an extension of its line of viable wearables, and is increasingly filing patents related to NFC finger-worn devices while coordinating the release time.Apple has been considering a wearable device to wear on the finger for years, and this can be seen in several of Apple's patents.But as Samsung prepares to launch its own product,…
AIBI can recognize your face and know who you are Just tell AIBI to take a photo anytime and anywhere
After updating the MO/GO™ Powered Pants on our website, we couldn’t stop exploring new Gadget in this category. And here is another interesting toy for your read.
Experience the future of motorcycles with Yamaha’s Motoroid! This cutting-edge bike is fully autonomous, capable of balancing itself and recognizing your face and gestures.
MO/GO™ powered pants, a revolutionary leap in wearable technology crafted to boost mobility and streamline daily life. This review not only showcases their standout features but also discusses potential areas for further refinement to enhance functionality and user experience.
