Nvidia is all-in on AI, even for gamers, which really shouldn’t be a surprise at this point. But it’s not all massive data centers and industrial chips. In addition to releasing a local language model…
Time is running out for Google Assistant as Gemini prepares to take its place on mobile and—eventually—smart devices. Now Google is announcing another round of features that Google Assistant is soon to lose. None of the…
The writing was already on the wall, but now it’s official: The Google Assistant era is over. In a blog post Friday, Google announced plans for Google Assistant’s final phase-out, starting on mobile and continuing…
A brief history of AI refusals This isn’t the first time we’ve encountered an AI assistant that didn’t want to complete the work. The behavior mirrors a pattern of AI refusals documented across various generative…
It’s time to call it: Siri sucks. And if we’re being honest, it’s been terrible for years. Apple’s voice assistant was so far ahead of the competition that it had every opportunity to basically become…
Google’s AI assistant Gemini has now started appearing as a dedicated sidebar in Google Calendar. The feature is still being tested in Workspace Labs and hasn’t yet been made available to all standard users. The…
Artificial intelligence (AI) has quickly transitioned from a sci-fi concept to a tangible, real-world tool seemingly overnight. But while AI chatbots like ChatGPT have grabbed headlines for their early successes and mistakes, on-device AI is…
Adobe Acrobat’s AI Assistant uses generative AI to make working with PDFs faster, easier, and more intuitive. With this tool, you can engage in conversational interactions with your documents to more easily find, understand, and…
Benj Edwards On Monday, OpenAI kicked off its annual DevDay event in San Francisco, unveiling four major API updates for developers that integrate the company’s AI models into their products. Unlike last year’s single-location event…
April Fools’ Day is the bane of any tech news writer’s existence. Never mind that these sad attempts at comedy from marketing people are sometimes barely distinguishable from real products — especially when they come…