Google accused Meta Platforms of “fragmenting” the metaverse ecosystem after Meta refused to work with Google in developing virtual reality and augmented reality technology. Late last year, Google pitched Meta about partnering on a new software platform that it is
Artists from various industry genres are bombarding the US Copyright Office with calls for quick copyright reforms as AI use in the arts industry keeps growing. From country musicians, authors, voice actors, publishers, and video game artists, the consensus is
Meta Platforms is reportedly working on a new and more powerful large language model (LLM) that will exert competition in the generative AI industry. According to reports, the new model is expected to be more powerful than ChatGPT-4 from OpenAI.
Meta, the parent company of Facebook, has reportedly halted its development of the VR/AR project, including a pause on the development of Quest Pro and Quest Pro 2, reports The Information. Mark Zuckerberg’s tech giant has cancelled the new projects
Meta’s Twitter rival Threads crossed 100 million sign-ups within the first five days of its launch, surpassing OpenAI’s ChatGPT as the fastest-growing platform. It’s not all good news for Threads, however, as Elon Musk’s microblogging platform, Twitter, is considering legal
The world’s most valuable chip maker Nvidia has unveiled a new batch of AI-centric products, as the company rides on the generative AI wave where anyone can be a programmer. Nvidia announced a new supercomputer and a networking system, while
New York-based financial services group BlackRock has launched a thematic equity fund aimed at tech companies molding the development of the metaverse. The fund is linked to Morningstar Global Metaverse & Virtual Interaction Select Index, which selects constituents from a
Irish data protection watchdog – Data Protection Commission (DPC) has fined Meta €390M ($413M) over use of data targeted for advertisements in latest crackdown on privacy. Also read: GPTZero Claims to Detect Chatbot Content This follows conclusion of two enquiries
Amazon and Apple were the biggest losers of market cap in 2022, in what seemed a bad year for big tech stocks as concerns grew over potential recession, diluting consumer demand. Also read: What Is a Prompter? Super Prompts Explained
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