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Microsoft to launch AI hub in London; Big win for UK in race to get AI talent
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Microsoft to launch AI hub in London; Big win for UK in race to get AI talent

[ad_1] LONDON-  Microsoft has has announced plans for a new artificial intelligence (AI) hub in London, focused on product development and research.The unit will be led by Mustafa Suleyman, the London-born cofounder of Google DeepMind, who Microsoft hired last month. WHY IT'S IMPORTANT As the primary backer of ChatGPT-maker OpenAI, Microsoft is a world leader in the rapidly-developing technology.But competition for AI talent has been heating up across Europe over the past 18 months. Microsoft may seek to poach experts from other AI-focused companies to staff its new unit, such as DeepMind or OpenAI.The move also represents a win for Britain, which has sought to bolster its credentials as a technology superpower since hosting the world's first global AI safety summit in November.CONTEXTL...
Total Solar Eclipse will not be visible in India; Aditya L1 spacecraft will ‘miss it’- ISRO chief S. Somanath explains
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Total Solar Eclipse will not be visible in India; Aditya L1 spacecraft will ‘miss it’- ISRO chief S. Somanath explains

[ad_1] Today, several parts of the world will witness the rare Solar Eclipse. While people in North America will be able to see the event, people in other countries could witness the live stream of the event on NASA TV, Google TV, and other platforms. The event is reported to stay for several hours, therefore, it is one of the biggest celestial events which you should not miss. However, ISRO's Aditya L1 spacecraft, which is actively monitoring the Sun, will miss the Total Solar Eclipse due to its location. Know what ISRO Chairman said in a statement. Also read: Total Solar Eclipse Today: How to watch live for free on TV as it will not be visible in India ISRO's Aditya L1 spacecraft will not capture the Total Solar EclipseAditya L1 spacecraft was launched in 2023 to study the Sun's activ...
NASA Astronaut Loral O’Hara and crew safely land back on Earth after 6-months space station mission
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NASA Astronaut Loral O’Hara and crew safely land back on Earth after 6-months space station mission

[ad_1] NASA astronaut Loral O'Hara, along with Roscosmos cosmonaut Oleg Novitskiy and Belarus spaceflight participant Marina Vasilevskaya, have safely returned to Earth following a productive six-month research stint aboard the International Space Station.Their journey back commenced when they departed the space station aboard the Soyuz MS-24 spacecraft at 11:54 p.m. EDT on April 5. After a smooth descent, they made a parachute-assisted landing at 3:17 a.m. on April 6 (12:17 p.m. Kazakhstan time), touching down southeast of the remote town of Dzhezkazgan, Kazakhstan. Also read: Solar Eclipse 2024: How to click photos of the celestial event like a pro on your Android smartphone Successful Completion of MissionO'Hara initiated her space venture on September 15, 2023, alongside Roscosmos c...
Apple makes big update to App Store rules to allow retro game emulators
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Apple makes big update to App Store rules to allow retro game emulators

[ad_1] Apple has made a significant change to its App Store regulations, allowing retro game emulators globally. Now, developers can create emulator apps for classic console games, with an option for users to download titles. However, Apple emphasizes that developers must ensure compliance with copyright rules.Implications for Developers and UsersWhile Android users already enjoy a plethora of emulator options, Apple's update is expected to encourage developers to bring their emulators to the App Store. This move not only expands the range of gaming experiences available to iOS users but also presents a new revenue opportunity for developers, as these emulator apps must utilize in-app purchases to offer digital items, reported techcrunch. Also read: Meta Platforms, Microsoft, X corp ban...
Grok chatbot, now available to Premium subscribers
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Grok chatbot, now available to Premium subscribers

[ad_1] Social network X has expanded access to its xAI's Grok chatbot, making it available to Premium tier subscribers following an announcement by Elon Musk last month. According to the company's support page, only Premium and Premium+ users in select regions will be able to interact with the chatbot.Access for Premium Tier SubscribersPreviously, Grok was exclusively accessible to Premium+ users, who paid either $16 per month or a $168 annual subscription fee. With this update, users on the $8 per month plan can now engage with the chatbot. Grok offers users two modes of interaction: "Regular mode" and "Fun mode." Like other Large Language Model (LLM) products, Grok comes with labels indicating potential inaccuracies in its responses, reported techcrunch. Also read: Musk's xAI to enabl...
WhatsApp to introduce status notifications feature soon: Here’s how it will work
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WhatsApp to introduce status notifications feature soon: Here’s how it will work

[ad_1] In the realm of messaging apps, WhatsApp consistently makes waves with its innovative features. Riding on the heels of news about WhatsApp's advancements in AI technology, the company is now set to elevate the status-viewing experience for users.The latest buzz surrounds WhatsApp's forthcoming feature on Android, aimed at providing users with notifications about status updates. According to reports from WABetaInfo, this feature is currently in development and is slated to be included in an upcoming version of WhatsApp. The functionality, still in its testing phase within the Android beta version "2.24.8.13," is not yet available for widespread testing. Also read: Android users may soon get to use iPhone's iMessage as Sunbird returns Improving User EngagementAlongside this, WhatsA...
Android users may soon get to use iPhone’s iMessage as Sunbird returns
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Android users may soon get to use iPhone’s iMessage as Sunbird returns

[ad_1] Sunbird, once infamous for its security flaws while attempting to bring iMessage to Android, is making a comeback. Despite its troubled past, Sunbird has announced its plans to relaunch its iMessage for Android services on April 5.Back in 2022, Sunbird entered the scene with the ambitious goal of extending iMessage to Android users. However, the app faced significant security issues, leading to its abrupt shutdown shortly after its launch. These problems included accessibility to user-shared media and real-time message visibility, prompting Sunbird to cease operations indefinitely. Also read: Twitter link previews are broken on iPhone; iMessage, Slack users report issues Sunbird's Relaunch AnnouncementNow, after reassessing its technical implementations and organizational process...
“Your son will be arrested, pay or else…”, Mumbai professor loses  ₹1 lakh to AI scam
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“Your son will be arrested, pay or else…”, Mumbai professor loses ₹1 lakh to AI scam

[ad_1] In a disturbing event that highlights the growing sophistication of cybercrime, S S Sarkar, a 58-year-old professor at NMIMS College in Mumbai, fell prey to a fraudulent scheme enabled by Artificial Intelligence (AI), resulting in a large financial loss. Sarkar became entangled in a web of deception engineered by individuals who were using AI technology for vile reasons.Fraudulent Call from 'Inspector Vijaykumar'The incident began when Sarkar, who was working at the institution, received an unexpected call from someone claiming to be 'Inspector Vijaykumar' from the Mumbai police department. The imposter, speaking in an urgent and authoritative tone, brought frightening news: Sarkar's son had allegedly been arrested, and unless she rapidly paid a considerable quantity of money, he...
Google to introduce new tool to identify unknown callers directly through the Pixel phone app
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Google to introduce new tool to identify unknown callers directly through the Pixel phone app

[ad_1] Ever had a missed call from a number you don't recognise? Google Pixel users might soon have a solution to this problem. Google is reportedly working on a new tool called "Lookup" for its Phone app. This tool aims to help users identify unknown callers before deciding whether to call back. Currently, services like Truecaller offer similar features, but Google wants to integrate this capability directly into its Phone app. The tool has been spotted by a tipster known as AssembleDebug (via PiunikaWeb) and was initially available only to Pixel users in Japan. However, it's now being tested in the beta version 127.0.620688474 of the Google Phone app. Also read: Vanilla iPhone 16 could get Action button, leaked dummy units suggest - All the details Here's how it workswhen a user rec...
Apple to make big launch to roll out updates to MacBook, iPad, and iPhone color options
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Apple to make big launch to roll out updates to MacBook, iPad, and iPhone color options

[ad_1] Apple is gearing up for a big announcement of its latest products, and tech enthusiasts are buzzing with excitement. The company plans to unveil its newest innovations through press releases on its website, signaling a departure from traditional live events. This shift suggests a more streamlined approach to product launches, with online releases complemented by promotional videos and marketing campaigns.Anticipation for Digital ShowcaseAccording to timesofoman via (Mashable), the upcoming releases will include highly anticipated updates to the MacBook, iPad, and iPhone color options. Sources suggest that new iPad Pro, iPad Air, and MacBook Air models are on the horizon, accompanied by a range of complementary accessories. Also read: Apple WWDC 2024: What iPhone users can expect ...