Gemini, Siri, Co-Pilot and Alexa: The AI wars commence

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  Here are all the Radeon AI Pro R9700 cards that have been announced: MSI, XFX, Biostar and Acer are still missing

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  The Radeon AI Pro R9700, AMD's fastest GPU to date, has gone on sale, with Asus, ASRock, Sapphire, PowerColor, and Gigabyte all unveiling their …

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  “We want AWS to be the place where everyone runs enterprise AI agents" - the agentic era is here for your business, so be prepared for the new age

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  Agentic AI is becoming a common sight in workplaces everywhere, as more of us get to grips with how the technology can revolutionize workflows across …

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  ICYMI: the week's 7 biggest tech stories from DJI and Insta360 trading blows to OpenAI getting scared by its own AI

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  This week DJI and Insta360 had a Freaky Friday situation as they announced a 360 camera and a drone respectively, tech the other is usually known for. …

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  How to use ChatGPT to make it sound like you’re an expert on something, even if you know nothing

  techradar.com - Eric Hal Schwartz

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  OpenAI pulls chat sharing tool after Google search privacy scare

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  OpenAI has abruptly shut down a feature in ChatGPT that allowed chats shared publicly to be searchable through Google. Users were unpleasantly …

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  If Amazon wants to kill Alexa+ stone dead, its CEO’s latest advertisement idea is probably the way to do it

  techradar.com - Hamish Hector

  Amazon’s Alexa+ may have only been around for a short time, and while that would usually mean it’s in the rapid user-growth stage, it sounds like …