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OpenAI Unveils AI Onboarding Event, Launches Six Industry Workflow Plugins
OpenAI, the leading force in artificial intelligence, hosted a significant event called "Intelligence at Work" on Wednesday morning, Beijing time. Amidst growing competition in the office AI sector, OpenAI has introduced Codex workflow plugins tailor
AI not close to curing cancer, this startup says it knows what it will take
A biotech startup named Vivodyne argues that the AI drug-discovery sector suffers from a critical data shortage, and has engineered a machine to resolve it.HIVE, a modular robotic laboratory system developed by the company, can cultivate 20 types of
Siri AI Arrives With Google Inside, Leaving Much of the World Locked Out
“We’ve all experienced that frustrating moment when you know an item exists, yet it refuses to appear.” Speaking at WWDC 2026, Apple’s Stacey Ford, vice president of OS Program Management, referenced Spotlight, though her words perfectly captured the
MetaNovas Secures Funding Rounds as Agentic AI Pioneers Skincare Material Exploration
As "AI for Science" gains momentum, molecular research in laboratories is shifting from digitization to intelligentization.MetaNovas, a tech company at the forefront of commercializing AI-designed new molecular materials, recently announced the succe
Ashton Kutcher exits Sound Ventures, co-founds new VC firm with Morgan Beller
According to the Wall Street Journal, Ashton Kutcher is leaving Sound Ventures—the firm he co-founded with Guy Oseary 11 years ago—to launch his own venture capital fund. The actor and investor's new firm will be co-founded with Morgan Beller, who un
Uber latest to embrace Amazon's AI chips
Amazon announced on Tuesday that Uber is expanding its AWS cloud contract to run more of its ride-sharing features on Amazon's own processors. Uber will extend its use of AWS Graviton, a low-power ARM-based server CPU, and begin testing Trainium3, AW
How to build a personal fashion uniform and signature style in 2025?
Developing a signature style is a personal journey of self-expression and practical choices. It's about creating a cohesive wardrobe that feels authentic, simplifies your daily routine, and boosts your confidence. Rather than chasing fleeting trends,
How to transcribe audio for free using OpenAI Whisper and Google Colab in 2025?
Do you spend hours transcribing audio or pay for costly transcription services? Imagine obtaining highly accurate transcripts in nearly any language, entirely for free. This is now possible using OpenAI's Whisper and Google Colab. Let's look at how y
A Practical Guide to Automatically Debugging SQL Errors with AI
While SQL serves as the foundation of data management, it can be prone to various errors in practice. These mistakes range from simple typos to more intricate issues with syntax. The emergence of AI now provides robust tools for debugging and refinin
Global AI Summit in Paris 2025: Shaping the Future of AI
The 2025 Global AI Summit has kicked off in the heart of Paris, gathering an impressive lineup of world leaders, tech moguls, and policymakers. Co-chaired by France and India, this summit is diving deep into the future of artificial intelligence, tackling issues like regulation, geopolitics, and rea
Canva Unveils Dream Lab with Leonardo.ai's Image Generation Technology
In the crowded space of AI text-to-image generators, standing out is no easy feat. Yet, Leonardo.ai has managed to do just that, earning accolades on ZDNET's list of top AI image generators. Now, this impressive technology is making its way into Canva, enhancing the platform's capabilities. This we
$200 Motorola Surpasses Expectations with Impressive Performance
I've noticed that my photos taken with the phone tend to have more saturated colors. For instance, neon signs in Little Tokyo looked far more vibrant in my pictures than they did in real life. While this is my only significant critique of the cameras, it's really just a matter of personal taste. If
