CNN — As AI has made fake content much easier to produce, a growing number of American teenagers say they are being misled by AI-generated photos, videos or other content on the
Chinese artificial intelligence firm DeepSeek rocked markets this week with claims its new AI model outperforms OpenAI’s and cost a fraction of the price to build. The assertions — specifically that DeepSeek’s
Mexico, a net importer of natural gas, has just 2.4 days of natural gas storage capacity. The country is looking to increase its storage capacity to at least five days of domestic
Image: Capcom We’re almost out of January, and Capcom is officially getting its year underway with the announcement of a special “spotlight” showcase taking place next week on 4th February. This broadcast
Apple is reportedly expected to report muted revenue growth this week amid AI hiccups and competition in China. As Reuters reported Wednesday (Jan. 29), Apple and its competitors Samsung and Google have been counting on
“First you have to have a deal because otherwise you will be left without gas from Russia and without the U.S.,” one of the diplomats said. In June last year, the European
Alibaba’s response to DeepSeek is Qwen 2.5-Max, the company’s latest Mixture-of-Experts (MoE) large-scale model. Qwen 2.5-Max boasts pretraining on over 20 trillion tokens and fine-tuning through cutting-edge techniques like Supervised Fine-Tuning (SFT)
Microsoft and OpenAI are investigating a potential breach of the AI firm’s system by a group allegedly linked to Chinese AI startup DeepSeek. According to Bloomberg, the investigation stems from suspicious data
Microsoft added a side panel to the Start menu in the Windows 11 2024 update last year that allowed Android users to get quick access to a phone’s battery status, notifications, messages,
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