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Microsoft Songsmith was released in 2009 by Microsoft Research. It created original music on the fly when a person just started singing anything. The app is still available to a limited audience.

When iOS users are sharing a post through the X app on their iPhone or iPad, x.com is appearing in the URL. Earlier, twitter.com appeared in the URL.

Prompt engineering is still telling a computer what to do. Studying large language models and the limits of generative AI will keep your job security.

Generative AI for the enterprise is a phenomenal opportunity for visionary founders to build the FAANG companies of tomorrow.

Microsoft Comic Chat was launched in 1996. It was, and remains, a unique online chat client that automatically created 2D comic book panels for conversations. However, the client was short-lived.

<b>This lecture is going to be on Zoom. You can connect from anywhere.</b>

Summary: Wikipedia is well known as an online encyclopedia that anyone can edit. This has enabled a massive corpus of knowledge to be created, that has achieved high marks for accuracy, while also recognizing that at any one moment some content may not be accurate, as anyone may have entered in recent changes. Indeed, one…

A battle in the artificial intelligence space could be brewing with Elon Musk working on his own AI company, which comes after a previous investment in ChatGPT parent OpenAI.

The biggest news stories this morning: Water-soluble circuit boards could have a huge effect on e-waste, Elon Musks X Corp sues anti-hate group over its research, Amazon’s Amp tries to reinventing radio as an app..

Good for polar bears German semiconductor maker Infineon Technologies AG announced that it's producing a printed circuit board (PCB) that dissolve...