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I turned ChatGPT into my personal fancy font generator
By Eric Hal Schwartz Published
ChatGPT can create dozens of decorative Unicode text styles with a few simple prompts

'Move fast, but do it with trust built in': EY CIO tells us why the rapid pace of AI means trust is now a critical business imperative
By Mike Moore Published
Exclusive EY CIO tells us why delaying digital transformation decisions is no longer possible in the age of AI.

Suno, the biggest AI music company, is finally trying to solve a problem its own success helped create
By Graham Barlow Published
The AI music revolution has hit an awkward reality — even Suno is starting to put the brakes on.

Can ChatGPT really replace your apps? I tried using the chatbot for 12 everyday tasks on my phone — here’s what happened
By Becca Caddy Published
I used ChatGPT instead of 12 everyday phone apps to see what it could replace today — and what still works much better with a dedicated app.

Quote of the day by AI pioneer Geoffrey Hinton on AI: "It is hard to see how you can prevent the bad actors from using it for bad things."
By Keumars Afifi-Sabet Published
A pessimistic take on the domination of AI tools by those with ulterior motives

How data poisoning can break more than just AI models
By Eric Hal Schwartz Published
The movement to sabotage AI through poisoned training data may be aimed at major tech companies, but its damage could spread to ordinary people and smaller organizations.

Android users express frustration as Google Assistant is replaced by Gemini
By James Rogerson Published
Google Assistant is soon set to be replaced by Gemini, and Android fans are unhappy with the change.

Harry and Meghan are right about Grok after Minnesota's ban
By Eric Hal Schwartz Published
Harry and Meghan are right to criticize Grok after its pushback against Minnesota's new law protecting children from abusive AI deepfakes

Quote of the day by Anduril founder Palmer Luckey: "There's no moral high ground to making a land mine that can't tell the difference between a school bus full of children and Russian armor"
By Keumars Afifi-Sabet Published
The era of 'dumb weapons' is coming to an end, with companies striving to infuse AI and other technologies into the tools of future warfare
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