Tag: technology
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ChatGPT gets smarter: reading your Mac apps for enhanced assistance
ChatGPT, the popular AI chatbot from OpenAI, just received a significant upgrade for Mac users. Now, it can access the content of specific developer and coding applications such as VS Code, Xcode, TextEdit, Terminal, and iTerm2, aiming to provide more targeted and relevant assistance. Previously, users interacted with ChatGPT by copying and pasting code snippets…
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ChatGPT’s windows app goes free for all
OpenAI has made its ChatGPT Windows app accessible to everyone, no subscription required. This move democratizes access to the powerful AI language model, allowing users to directly interact with it from their desktop. The app offers a range of features, including: Whether you’re a student, writer, or simply curious about AI, the ChatGPT Windows app…
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Google launches Gemini app for iPhone
Google has launched a dedicated Gemini app for iPhone, providing a streamlined mobile experience for its powerful AI chatbot. Available for free on the App Store, the app offers a more integrated and user-friendly interface compared to accessing Gemini through the Google website. With the Gemini app for iPhone, users can: Optimized for speed and…
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Perplexity outperforms on factuality benchmark
Perplexity AI, a company focused on creating more informative and comprehensive search results, has achieved a significant milestone. Its models have outperformed other leading AI models in a recent benchmark focused on factuality. OpenAI recently released an important new benchmark, SimpleQA, which evaluates whether models can answer short, fact-seeking questions using only the information they are…
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Exo Labs enables local execution of Large Language Models on Mac M4
Powerful open-source AI models can now run locally on Mac M4 computers, thanks to Exo, a new development platform from Exo Labs. This breakthrough democratizes access to cutting-edge AI, eliminating reliance on cloud computing and expensive GPUs. Previously, running large language models (LLMs) like Llama 2 locally required significant technical expertise and powerful hardware. Exo…
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Alibaba’s Qwen2.5-Coder: Reshaping the AI Coding Landscape
Alibaba Cloud has unveiled Qwen2.5-Coder, a free, open-source AI coding assistant poised to disrupt the industry. Early tests indicate its performance rivals GPT-4, marking a significant advancement in accessible AI coding. Offered in six variants, from 0.5 billion to 32 billion parameters, Qwen2.5-Coder caters to developers with diverse computational resources, a notable achievement given current…
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Unlock new potential with ChatGPT’s enhanced search functionality
OpenAI’s latest release of ChatGPT introduces a powerful search function, blending advanced conversational AI with real-time information retrieval. This feature transforms ChatGPT into a dynamic, up-to-date research assistant, capable of pulling in live data and answering questions about the latest events, technology, and more. Unlike static knowledge bases, the search function enables ChatGPT to search…
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Google Vids launches for Workspace: Empowering team video
Google Vids, the much-anticipated video collaboration tool from Google, has officially launched, marking a significant leap forward in the world of online collaboration. Previously available only in beta, Google Vids is now generally available to all Google Workspace users, providing an intuitive and powerful platform for creating, sharing, and engaging with video content within teams.…
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Llama Hackathon India: A catalyst for AI innovation
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A Gathering of Minds Last month, Bengaluru played host to the inaugural Llama Hackathon in India, a collaborative effort between Reskilll and Meta. The event drew over 1,500 applications from eager participants, with 95 teams ultimately selected to compete. These talented individuals spent 30 hours, fueled by creativity and caffeine, to develop innovative AI solutions.…
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Coatue raises $1B for AI investments
Coatue Management, a hedge fund that invested heavily in tech startups during the pandemic-infused boom, is raising $1 billion to back AI-focused companies, Bloomberg reported on Monday. The funding, which will top up the firm’s flagship fund, will be raised primarily from institutional investors. However, high-net-worth individuals with accounts at the brokerage Raymond James & Associates could…