[ad_1] A new service powered by artificial intelligence that can turn portraits into talking heads was announced Monday by D-ID. Called Creative Reality Studio, the self-service application can turn the image of a face into a video, complete with speech. The service is aimed at business content creators — learning and development units, human resource departments, marketers, advertisers, and sales teams — but anyone can try out the technology at the D-ID website. Creative
[ad_1] Over at the E-Commerce Times, my friend John Mello published a piece on the broad price drops and causes for them as reported by Adobe. The market has contracted, and vendors in various industries are dropping prices, so the relative cost of their products falls below others. This strategy potentially increases demand so they can, often at a loss, reduce excess inventory. This strategy cuts across industries and can cause problems because it collapses margins, resets the
[ad_1] If you look ahead on the roadmap to 2024, some impressive parts are coming from AMD, Intel, and Qualcomm, targeting your PC that will change dramatically how these machines work. This period is when hardware tries to catch up with the generative AI trend, and our PCs, tablets, and smartphones get smarter. But the real battle will be on PC CPUs which will increasingly get GPU and NPU capability — or VPU if we are talking about Intel — and as a result, performance and battery
[ad_1] Since OpenAI introduced ChatGPT, privacy advocates have warned consumers about the potential threat to privacy posed by generative AI apps. The arrival of a ChatGPT app in the Apple App Store has ignited a fresh round of caution. “[B]efore you jump headfirst into the app, beware of getting too personal with the bot and putting your privacy at risk,” warned Muskaan Saxena in Tech Radar. The iOS app comes with an explicit tradeoff that users should be aware of, she explained,
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