Lifewire • 25th September 2023 Why Amazon's New AI-Powered Echo Smart Assistants Raise Privacy Concerns Amazon's Alexa devices are getting easier to talk to, but the new technology brings privacy concerns.
Lifewire • 11th September 2023 Why Not Everyone Thinks AI-Generated Music Is Grammy Worthy Music generated by artificial intelligence (AI) is climbing the charts, but the new form is creating controversy.
Lifewire • 7th September 2023 How China's Surprise Chip Advances Could Bring Down Gadget Prices China is speeding ahead with its chip-making abilities, and US users could benefit from lower prices even though experts are raising national security concerns.
Lifewire • 28th August 2023 Apple Is Backing a New Right to Repair Act—Here's Why Tech giants are backing the idea of fixing your own gadgets.
Lifewire • 23rd August 2023 Why a New Court Ruling Against AI Is a Victory for Human Artists Score one for humans in the battle over who owns art created using artificial intelligence (AI).
Lifewire • 22nd August 2023 A New App Could Help Musicians Use AI Ethically—Here's Why You Should Care Musicians are flooding streaming services with new songs made using artificial intelligence (AI), but the practice raises issues of fairness that a new program hopes to address.
Lifewire • 17th August 2023 How Video Games Can Teach Social Values Through Realistic Play Many video games are known for blood and gore, but experts say they can also teach ethics.
Lifewire • 16th August 2023 This New Chip Promises Environmentally Friendly AI—Here's Why That's Important Generative artificial intelligence (AI) is hurting the environment, but IBM researchers say they may have a solution.
Lifewire • 14th August 2023 How the iPhone Satellite SOS Function Is Saving Lives During Disasters Your iPhone 14 could help you survive a disaster.
Lifewire • 11th August 2023 Why You Should Block OpenAI's Web Crawler From Scooping up Your Data Your online data might be helping to train generative artificial intelligence (AI), but there's a new way to protect your privacy.
Lifewire • 10th August 2023 How Apple's New Discovery Station Could Help You Find Fresh Music Discovering new music is getting easier for Apple Music users.
Lifewire • 9th August 2023 How Google’s New Results About You Feature Can Protect Your Privacy Online Google is offering a new way to hide your online personal information, and experts say you should take advantage of it.
Lifewire • 8th August 2023 How AI Could Help Protect Against the Spread of Misinformation Misinformation is a growing problem online, but help may be on the way thanks to artificial intelligence (AI).
Lifewire • 7th August 2023 Deepfake Audio Powered By AI Can Fool You—Here's Why You Should Care You can't trust the words you hear, thanks to advances in artificial intelligence (AI).
Lifewire • 27th July 2023 How a New Tool By MIT Researchers Counters AI Image Manipulation Threats It's getting harder to tell when photos are manipulated by artificial intelligence (AI), but help is on the way.
Lifewire • 6th July 2023 Your Private Data Is Going to Train Chatbots—Here's Why You Should Care Teaching artificial intelligence (AI)-powered chatbots require massive amounts of data, and it turns out that information may be coming from you.
Lifewire • 5th July 2023 How Windows AI Copilot Could Change the Way You Use Your Computer Microsoft is putting an artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot inside Windows, and the new feature could help you get things done faster.
Lifewire • 28th June 2023 How New Zero-Day Flaws Leave Your iPhone Vulnerable to Hackers If you haven't already done it, you need to update your iPhone, pronto.
Lifewire • 28th June 2023 Astronauts Will Use AI in Space—Here's Why NASA Needs to Be Careful ChatGPT-style artificial intelligence (AI) is heading to space, but experts say NASA will have to iron out some bugs in the technology before it is ready for astronauts.
Lifewire • 27th June 2023 Microsoft's New Quantum Computer Shows Why They Are So Hard to Build Microsoft scientists claim to have made an advance that brings practical quantum computers a step closer to reality, but experts say the field is still in its infancy.