
Alexa relaunched with ambition to be ‘your best digital friend’
It is available from March and included in a Prime subscription – or $19.99 to non-members.
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It is available from March and included in a Prime subscription – or $19.99 to non-members.
ByBit is offering financial rewards to anyone who can spot criminals attempting to launder the stolen crypto.
Experts have questioned the company’s explanation that it is due to the two words being similar.
With Amazon in charge of James Bond, could they use AI for scripts and casting?
The internet giant says it is aware customers are experiencing problems and is working to fix them.
From science-fiction to the real world, flying cars are here – but could the concept actually take off?
The lead researcher has told the BBC he was so astounded he assumed his computer had been hacked.
The tech giant is hoping AI at a lower price can reinvigorate sales of its flagship piece of hardware.
It says a new chip it has created could end up being as important a breakthrough as the semiconductor.
Plans are underway for humans to live and work in underwater habitats for long durations
Despite ‘incredible’ progress AI tools still aren’t up to the level of even a junior lawyer, research suggests.
Javier Milei says he was acting in “good faith” when he posted about a crypto currency which collapsed.
South Korea’s data protection regulator says user data was sent to the Chinese owner of TikTok.
Bigger, longer, better? Why the race to pack more hours into video games might be slowing.
It is the latest move from Meta to invest more in global connectivity rather than its apps.
Elon Musk’s goal might be hindering the growth potential of the AI firm of his rival Sam Altman, experts say.
Google is allowing advertisers to collect more personal information, which is harder for users to control.
They say the US should re-evaluate its cyber-security partnership with the UK unless the “dangerous” request is withdrawn.
It controversially updated the Gulf’s name for US users after President Trump ordered it to be changed.
Eric Schmidt says AI technology could “harm innocent people” if it ends up in the wrong hands.
Many people are turning to so-called “sideloading” because the app is unavailable on official stores.