Breaking: Apple enters the PC market with direct sales on its website
This is real:
"State of the art" AI - part 2
Another tool I was exploring today is theyseeyourphotos.com, where you can explore what Google Vision API will "see" in any given photo of you.
My first test was quite impressive indeed:
The second one... much less so:
I can confirm with any form of doubt (or prejudice)
Gmail, Siri, and "state of the art" AI...
At this point in time, everyone is producing AI-flavored everything. Your bike is now developing an opinion on how your pedaling is going and whether it is fluid enough in relation to your personal neuromuscular profile. Your washing machine is probably trying to write a PhD thesis on the proper
The real bargaining power of the EU vs. US tech platforms
After initially pausing its launch due to Ireland’s privacy watchdog and broader EU concerns, Meta is now deploying its AI chatbot on WhatsApp, Facebook, Instagram, and Messenger in Europe.
For now, the offering is text-based only and still tries to comply with proper platform regulations, which the US market
Huawei vs. Mercedes a tale of two races
I have been discussing since about 2012 how China evolved as a tech superpower. I also wrote quite a few things about how luxury could absorb and integrate technology–or at least, how hard it actually is. Last year, I was already pointing at the branding push BYD was now
Did Benedict Evans just discover AI is only good for solving 80%-OK problems?
Benedict Evans (one of the old-guard tech gurus) wrote a piece just a few days ago about the lack of viability of large language model (LLM) AI.
In a nutshell, he tested OpenAI’s Deep Research by evaluating smartphone adoption data and highlighted significant inaccuracies stemming from flawed data sources
Network effects giveth and taketh away—how I let go of the iPhone
I'm not actively monitoring all consumer technologies, but it's been a while since I've played with Android (Google mobile operating system). After a few years, I thought I should check it out. To do so, I needed an Android phone. Getting one was the