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One gamer believes that ‘ultra graphics settings with DLSS 5 off feels like the new low settings’ after using Nvidia’s tech for some time.
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The Nvidia scandal has raised questions over whether advanced AI chips ended up in China, despite US restrictions.
Half of Brits have had a job interview with an AI avatar – many feel uncomfortable, some say they’d even scrap the job application altogether.
YouTube Music and Spotify want synthetic hosts to curate your playlists. Their awkward banter and bogus song trivia are ruining the vibe.
A Carnegie Mellon student’s tiny E Ink gadgets, called OATs, give houseplants, skateboards, and dumbbells expressive personalities to nudge you toward better habits.
Bland has released Tofu-1, a full-duplex speech-to-speech model for noisy, high-stakes phone calls. It is in enterprise research preview, with no published benchmarks, size or pricing yet.
Anthropic has outlined how the Claude Code team handles code reviews as AI agents increasingly contribute to its codebase.
007 First Light composers Joe Henson and Alexis Smith have explained what they think defines a great video game soundtrack, in particular, a James Bond score.
Tesla has opened up Cybercab orders to a select number of customers who might be interested in having their own self-driving car.
All the reasoning as to why I’m a Celebrity won’t be in it’s usual Sunday slot tonight on ITV and how you can watch the show when it returns.
How you can watch Scotland vs Australia in the Nations Championship for free online from anywhere in the world with TV channels, kick-off time included.
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