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ChatGPT and Bing Chat are two exciting natural language chatbots that are making human-to-machine interactions easier than ever. Here's how they compare.

Chrome Apps on your Chromebook is finally about to be replaced by Progressive Web Apps (PWA), with the latest Chrome stable version 112 as the starting point.

A recent leak exposed a possible Windows 12 coming soon. Here are the features we want to see most out of the operating system.

According to new research from York University, important visual cues we use to communicate in person become misleading over video, causing confusion and exhaustion.

According to new research from York University, important visual cues we use to communicate in person become misleading over video, causing confusion and exhaustion.

According to new research from York University, important visual cues we use to communicate in person become misleading over video, causing confusion and exhaustion.

It is highly unlikely that your performance and working hours would stay the same during Ramadan, even if you plan it to be so

On a pro business platform and has vowed to cut spending. but its party will have to form a coalition with other parties to govern. lets bring you more now on this one to turn to steven erlanger. hes the chief diplomatic correspondent for the new york times and joins us now from brussels via skype. so good to see you what led to the political downfall of miss marin? well she is still very popular in finland, but her center left party was increasingly less popular. she was always more popular tha...

Before they completely outsmart us humans. we know the latest ai chatbots such as microsofts chatgpt sound like humans, perform in many ways better than humans, writing university essays in seconds. and ai is already everywhere around you — in your phone, your car, and is saving lives, mapping disaster zones and improving medicine. but ai can make the fake more convincing that the truth. this image of the pope in a massive puffa jacket that went viral recently was made by ai — even though it...

An open letter signed by tech entrepreneurs Elon Musk, Jaan Tallinn, historian Yuval Noah Harari and AI pioneer Yoshua Bengio says such systems should only be developed "once we are confident that their effects will be positive and their risks will be manageable".