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ChatGPT’s popularity drops, say new figures
It was the AI that started it all, but ChatGPT's popularity is plummeting as its rivals catch up - including those based on its own technology
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Lauren Heaton, VP of Marketing at Edge: “Businesses need to be cautious when implementing AI-driven products”
We speak to Lauren Heaton, VP of Marketing at Edge, who explains not just how she sees the impact of AI on the world of marketing but how her company is using AI right now.
An Xbox made from skin and bone?
25 years ago, celebrated horror director David Cronenberg made Existenz the ickiest version of virtual reality you've ever seen.
Google Gemini is testing with 10 million tokens
1 million tokens is the same as analysing 30,000 lines of code or 11 hours of audio simultaneously but Google Gemini won't stop there and is already testing using 10 million tokens
Hospitals aren’t ready for AI — but it’s ready for them
A survey of healthcare execs reveals few have policies in place to implement AI. Nicole Kobie provides a health check on AI in hospitals
Sharon Harrison, Vice President of Marketing at Ivy.ai: “In marketing, every day is a new opportunity to tell a story”
In this Dust or Magic interview, we speak to Sharon Harrison, VP of Marketing at Ivy.ai, a company developing AI-generated chatbots
What is Sora? Even the AI experts aren’t sure
OpenAI's stunning new AI video model has experts divided over whether it's a huge leap forward for AI physics or not
Top tech companies in Birmingham, UK
We take a look at some of the top tech companies in Birmingham, a city which happens to be the number one regional tech cluster in the UK
Do you enjoy waiting on the phone for 40 minutes?
At CES, we interviewed the CEO and Co-Founder of Talkr.ai, a French company whose automated AI voice capabilities bring long waiting times to an end
Peter John Alexander, Chief Business Officer at MeetKai: “AI is generating a transformative shift that will reshape the future of customer service”
We speak to Peter John Alexander, Chief Business Officer at MeetKai, who's on a mission to transform both his company and the world of customer service.
YMX brings the metaverse to industrial sites
South Korean company YMX is embracing the metaverse and making it a core component of a range of products aimed at industrial sites. We interviewed one of its engineers at CES
Google joins C2PA to improve AI transparency and defences against deepfakes
Google joins C2PA in an effort with other tech giants to help consumers in telling machine-generated and human-created content apart.
IoT and cloud are coming for your poop water
At CES we spoke to Demizine Technology, a Canadian startup that has created a septic tank alternative that uses IoT and cloud to tackle poop water
Kathie Johnson, CMO at Sitecore: “Generative AI allows marketers to go back to what they love best”
Kathie Johnson, CMO at Sitecore, has more than 25 years of experience building high-performing, high-impact teams - and her passion for the job, and technology, shines through this interview.
AI regulation will hurt financial firms, says Ted Cruz
Senators in the US are hitting back at attempts to regulate AI in the financial industry, which they call a "war on technology".
Benoît Yèche, CMO at Jedha: “I believe in the fundamental importance of aligning marketing closely with business objectives”
In this Dust or Magic interview, we speak to Benoît Yèche, CMO at Jedha. Benoît is a Sciences Po and HEC Paris alumnus (2017) with an established career in French scale-ups and startups.
AI model built on Intel Xeon Scalable processors helps diagnose throat cancer
Artificial intelligence cancer detection is making its way out of hospitals and into patients' pockets with a new model developed by researchers in Taiwan and the US.
Windows 12 still on track for 2024 despite major Windows 11 24H2 update
Microsoft has let slip there will be a major Windows 11 update this year, leading some to speculate that this means no Windows 12 in 2024. History suggests otherwise.
Windows Server 2025 adds flighting and deletes WordPad from Windows 11
What's new in Windows Server 2025, which is available today for early adopters, and it's also time to say goodbye to WordPad in Windows 11
Scooby Doo hacker behind 50 million customer Europcar “breach”
News appeared overnight on X (formerly known as Twitter) detailing an alleged major data breach involving Europcar - but it wasn't true.