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Dries Depoorter, an artist and programmer, has delved into the realm of AI experimentation with his latest creation – a selfie advice app featuring a voice clone of Kylie Jenner. By utilizing APIs from OpenAI and ElevenLabs, along with Python knowledge, users can receive personalized advice on improving their selfies. The app captures a photo
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CrowdStrike’s recent faulty update caused widespread chaos in the tech industry, affecting a whopping 8.5 million Windows devices. While Microsoft attempted to downplay the severity by claiming it only impacted less than one percent of all Windows machines, the repercussions were felt far and wide. Retailers, banks, airlines, and various other industries were left scrambling
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The cybersecurity provider CrowdStrike recently released a faulty update that is causing thousands of Windows machines to experience the dreaded Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) issue at boot. This problem is not limited to one specific industry, as it is impacting banks, airlines, TV broadcasters, supermarkets, and various other businesses worldwide. Australian banks, airlines, and
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Recently, Figma made headlines when it decided to pull its “Make Designs” generative AI tool from its platform after a user pointed out that the tool was generating designs that closely resembled Apple’s weather app. This raised questions about the company’s training methods, design systems, and quality control processes. The controversy started when users noticed
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In a world where technology is rapidly advancing, the introduction of AI-powered features in smartphones has raised questions about the impact on photography. Samsung’s new phones boast the revolutionary “sketch to image” tool, which utilizes generative AI to transform rough sketches into detailed images. While this feature may seem like a fun and innovative addition,
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A shocking revelation has recently come to light in the form of a massive data leak from Disney’s internal messaging channels. It has been reported that over a terabyte of data, including sensitive information such as login credentials, code, images, and details about unreleased projects, was obtained by a group calling themselves Nullbulge. This self-proclaimed
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