Generative ai articles

SK hynix edges out rivals with first-to-market HBM4 chips for Nvidia and others

What just happened? SK hynix is preparing to begin mass production of its HBM4 chips, marking a major step forward in memory technology tailored for AI data centers. The South Korean company has completed its internal review and developed faster, more energy-efficient memory that meets rising industry demand. As global AI adoption accelerates, the need for high-speed, power-efficient components to support the expanding data center market continues to grow.

OpenAI turns to Oracle in historic $300 billion cloud partnership

Arm's Lumex platform promises faster AI and better battery life for next-gen devices

32% of senior developers report that half their code comes from AI, double the rate of juniors

Broadcom to build custom chips for OpenAI in $10 billion deal

AI boom drives record S&P 500 valuations, but Goldman Sachs warns of $1 trillion risk ahead

Tencent's Voyager AI can turn one photo into an explorable 3D scene

Human expertise in demand to fix flaws in AI-generated work

Study shows chatbots fall for persuasion tactics just like humans do

AI challenges, but can't topple, enterprise software's $1.2 trillion juggernaut

China accelerates drive to replace Nvidia with Alibaba, MetaX and Huawei chips

Age checks spread across the US as critics warn of privacy and free speech risks

Anthropic reaches settlement with authors in landmark copyright case

Google Pixel 10's 100x zoom often beats Samsung – but are the photos real?

Researchers warn of security flaws in AI-powered browsers

Nvidia turns to silicon photonics to supercharge next-gen AI clusters

YouTube confirms AI alterations to Shorts, raising concerns among creators

The subtle signs that give away chatbot writing, according to Wikipedia

Cutting corners: AI generated writing has a reputation problem. Academia treats it as a shortcut at best and a credibility killer at worst. Accuracy and originality are only part of the issue; the real trick is that AI text can be surprisingly slippery to pin down. Wikipedia offers a good case study. The platform, built on trust and human reliability, flat-out bans AI-written articles. Editors there have even compiled a running list of the linguistic "tells" that give a bot away.

Video editing comes to Google Drive, powered by browser-based Vids tool

DeepSeek launches v3.1 model, raising the stakes in the US-China AI race

Excel gets Copilot formula function, but Microsoft warns about accuracy

Google Translate could soon challenge Duolingo with gamified language lessons

The PDF gets a makeover: Adobe integrates generative AI into everyday documents

Most game developers are now relying on AI to cut costs and speed up production

Arm pivots toward building its own chips, hires Amazon AI chip leader Rami Sinno