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Nvidia brings powerful AI chatbot capabilities to your PC with new "Chat with RTX" software.

The US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) has said that to obtain a patent a real person must have made a “significant contribution” to the invention and that only a human being can be named as an inventor on a patent.

Stood Up By an AI Instead of going through the tedium of talking to women himself, Moscow local Aleksandr Zhadan used an AI chatbot based on OpenAI's large language models to talk to over 5,000 women on Tinder. And, perhaps unsurprisingly, there were some growing pains with his dating bot. As Forbes reports, the AI […]

Alphabet (NASDAQ:GOOGL) (NASDAQ:GOOG) stock has performed well but still hasn’t been the most magnificent of the so-called Magnificent Seven group over the past year. The artificial intelligence (AI) rally is still going strong into 2024, and though Alphabet has big AI innovation projects (perhaps better than some rivals), the stock still hasn’t been able to drive a great deal of multiple expansion in recent years. At writing, shares of GOOGL go for a very reasonable 22.2 times for...

Temu and Copilot reach the end zone with their Super Bowl Ads as they top the app charts. Microsoft's Super Bowl advertisements prove to have paid off alongside Chinese shopping application Temu after the two applications racked up downloads in various application stores, NBC reports.

Young Chinese flocking home for Lunar New Year this weekend have turned to an AI chatbot game to help train for the most dreaded social interaction of the year -- the dinner table interrogation by nosy relatives."As someone who can't go home this year, I was touched (by my AI mom) at the end of the game," confessed one.

A New York lawyer faces possible sanctions after using a nonexistent case suggested by ChatGPT. New York Attorney Jae Lee is reportedly the latest lawyer caught using ChatGPT after citing a nonexistent case in a legal filing.

Island of Lost Bots Google's AI chatbot, Bard, has officially been sent to Big Tech's sunsetted product farm. Bard was first launched in early 2023, just a few short months after OpenAI's more popular chatbot, ChatGPT, was released into public hands — reportedly prompting a "code red" to be issued within a nonplussed Google. The […]

Microsoft is making deals to allow its AI to help in developing news articles amid lawsuit controversies from other media groups.

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