The experiment conducted by artist and programmer Dries Depoorter takes AI to a whole new level. By utilizing APIs from OpenAI and ElevenLabs, Depoorter has created an app that provides selfie advice in the voice of Kylie Jenner. This off-the-wall yet intriguing project demonstrates the potential for AI in unconventional ways. While not widely available
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Bone conduction headphones have gained popularity for their ability to keep users aware of their surroundings while listening to music or podcasts. As a city runner, the author shares her experience testing the Suunto Wing and Suunto Sonic bone conduction headphones over the course of two months. The review highlights the comfort, sound quality, features,
In the upcoming two weeks, the financial results of major Big Tech companies will provide insight into the continued viability of artificial intelligence (AI) and whether the substantial investments required for AI development are sustainable in the long term. Wedbush Securities analysts are optimistic about the growth potential and earnings acceleration driven by the AI
Microsoft recently faced backlash from the US Federal Trade Commission regarding their Game Pass price increase. The FTC claimed that the new pricing structure offered a “degraded” experience to consumers, which was seen as harmful after the acquisition of Activision Blizzard. Microsoft, however, refuted these claims, stating that the FTC’s letter was misleading and did
The FlatOut series, known for its intense car combat and thrilling racing action, has recently received updates on Steam. With the addition of Workshop support, Steam Deck verified status, improved performance, and re-enabled online multiplayer, fans of the series have a lot to look forward to. FlatOut 2, considered the most beloved of the series,
The recent tech disaster caused by CrowdStrike’s faulty update has sparked concerns among industry experts and users alike. The update, which affected 8.5 million Windows devices, resulted in widespread issues across various sectors, including retail, banking, and airline industries. Microsoft has confirmed that the incident impacted less than one percent of all Windows machines, but
The recent global IT outage, blamed on a botched software update from cybersecurity company CrowdStrike, revealed just how interconnected and reliant our modern society has become on technology. With computer screens going blue worldwide, flights being grounded, hotel check-ins impossible, and freight deliveries stalled, the initial panic of a cyberterrorist attack turned out to be
Optical spectrometers are essential tools used to analyze light and its properties across the electromagnetic spectrum. Traditionally, these instruments have been bulky and expensive, limiting their accessibility to specialized facilities. However, recent advancements in electronics engineering have paved the way for the development of compact and affordable optical spectrometers that could revolutionize their applications on
The 1960 Olympics in Rome marked a turning point in the way timing was conducted in swimming events. The gold medal awarded in the 100-meter freestyle men’s swimming event to Australian swimmer John Devitt sparked controversy when American Lance Larson recorded the same finish time of 55.2 seconds. Despite Larson technically being quicker by one-tenth
In the realm of corporate enterprise IT, the frequency of large-scale attacks is on the rise. While companies invest significant resources in cyber defense to combat malicious hackers, a different type of threat is gaining traction – the single-point failure. This type of tech threat, often overshadowed by cyber attacks, stems from errors in specific