Google’s Gemini AI picture generator to relaunch in a ‘few weeks’ following mounting criticism of inaccurate images
Google plans to relaunch its image-generation AI tool in the next “few weeks,” according to Google DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis.
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China’s Oppo unveils prototype augmented reality glasses with voice assistant as AI hype hits gadgets
Oppo said the Air Glass 3 augmented reality glasses are equipped with a voice assistant which is powered by its own large language model (LLM), called AndesGPT.
Microsoft invests in Europe’s Mistral AI to expand beyond OpenAI
Microsoft on Monday announced a new partnership with French start-up Mistral AI.
Highmark Health says it’s combining tech from Google and Epic to give doctors easier access to information
Highmark Health on Monday announced it is integrating technology from Google Cloud and Epic Systems.
Samsung debuts a ‘smart ring’ with health-tracking features — its first foray into the product category
Samsung’s Galaxy Ring, its latest wearable, is launching with tracking features including heart rate and sleep monitoring.
‘We definitely are eyeing the public markets’: eToro CEO considers IPO after scrapped SPAC deal
EToro reported profitability for the first time in 2023, saying it has reached over $100 million in EBITDA.
Google expects its more advanced large language models to arrive on Android phones next year
Brian Rakowski, a top hardware executive at Google, tells CNBC he expects the firm’s more advanced large language models to arrive on Android devices next year.
Chip giant TSMC opens first Japan factory as it diversifies away from Taiwan amid U.S.-China tensions
Japan’s chip-manufacturing industry is 10 years behind world leaders such as TSMC and Samsung , according to a report.
Chinese tech firm Lenovo shows off a laptop with a see-through screen
Chinese tech giant Lenovo showed off a prototype laptop on Monday that has a see-through screen.
In a letter to employees, AT&T CEO apologizes for widespread outage, says some customers will receive credits
The CEO of AT&T apologized for the widespread cellular outage that knocked out service for thousands of customers and said some accounts will receive credits.
