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Nvidia has announced a new feature called Chat with RTX, allowing users to run an AI chatbot on their computers for free.

The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has ruled that artificial intelligence systems cannot be named as inventors on patent applications, although humans using AI tools in the invention process are eligible but must disclose AI's involvement.

The game, which saw the Kansas City Chiefs triumph over the San Francisco 49ers, was also the most-streamed Super Bowl in history.

The Taliban has terminated the "queer.af" Mastodon instance in Afghanistan, a decision communicated by the Afghan Ministry of Communications and IT to the instance's administrator, highlighting the control the Taliban exerts over internet domains within the country.

Nvidia chief Jensen Huang wants countries to develop "Sovereign AI" to make sure their data and intelligence is in their own hands.

Apple's iPhone reigned supreme in 2023, accounting for seven out of the top 10 most shipped phones in the world.

Disney CEO Robert Iger announced that the ad-supported Disney+ service added approximately 2 million subscriptions in Q4, reaching a total of 5.2 million subscribers, with over 50% of new U.S. subscribers choosing the ad-supported option.

Disney+ follows in the footsteps of Netflix and YouTube in its password sharing crackdown. "Borrowers" will get an option to pay up or leave.

Elon Musk took to X to express his disdain for "racist, sexist discriminatory set of laws enforced by Disney's DEI Gestapo."

A new ChatGPT secret prompt reveals exactly how OpenAI's powerful and famous chatbot works, including the limitations set for users.