Voice Deepfakes Of Everyone From Joe Rogan To Joe Biden Are Taking Over Social Media
The clips are hilarious, though the implications of the tech “are pretty scary,” one creator said.
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Facebook, Instagram limiting more content for teens as regulatory pressure mounts
Meta Platforms said Tuesday it would hide more content from teens on Instagram and Facebook, after regulators around the globe pressed the social media giant to protect children from harmful content on its apps. All teens will now be placed into the most restrictive content control settings on the apps and additional search terms will be limited…
‘We want to let people know before floods hit them’
Back at Google, Mr Matias is optimistic about the future extent of the impact AI can have on flood prediction. “Ideally, I’d love to get to a point where nobody is surprised by a flood coming their way, or for that matter, any other natural disaster, so that people can be prepared, and we’re not…
The quest to find healthy and cheap sweeteners
Other new bulking sweeteners are emerging too. In the UK, The Supplant Company has developed a low calorie, low glycemic response product which is mildly sweet. Supplant produces it from agricultural waste, including cobs, husks, stems and stalks, using enzymes found in fungi.
Tech Titans: Meet the 10 Companies Shaping Our Digital Future
Today, we’re diving into the dynamic world of technology to shine a spotlight on the trailblazing companies that are driving innovation and shaping our digital future. From Silicon Valley giants to disruptors on the global stage, these tech titans are pushing the boundaries of what’s possible and revolutionizing industries across the board. So, grab your…
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The Technology That’s Fading Into the Background — and Taking Over Anyway
The most powerful technology today isn’t loud. It doesn’t demand attention, launch with spectacle, or announce itself as revolutionary. Instead, it fades quietly into the background, integrating so seamlessly into daily life that it’s barely noticed. And that’s precisely how it takes over. This isn’t a hostile takeover. It’s a gradual one. Background technology succeeds…
Chuck E. Cheese Still Uses Floppy Disks To Make Its Rodent Mascot Dance — For Now
Of the over 600 Chuck E. Cheese locations worldwide, fewer than 50 restaurants still have the quarter-century–old “Studio C” layout of animatronics that uses these floppy disks. Other restaurants have a version of the show that uses contemporary tech, while some have no animatronics at all. (Ars Technica has a story about Chuck E. Cheese’s…
