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Forget Motorcycles, Robot Horses are the Future I want
Riding robot animals around the mountains may seem like a far-fetched idea, but it might become a reality sooner than you think.
NVIDIA's In-Game Chatbot Can Now Control Spotify and Other External Services
G-Assist now supports plugins and can make API calls to external services.
Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses Now Act Like a Live Language Interpreter
Live translate is now available to Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses owners.
PayPal Will Reward You for Using Its Cryptocurrency, but You Still Shouldn't
Nothing says trustworthy like PayPal and cryptocurrency.
This Air Taxi Wants to Get You Between New York Airports in 15 Minutes
Take a flight to catch your flight.
I Made Perfect Apple Home Room Images Using ChatGPT
ChatGPT's new image generation can do more than just Studio Ghibli style.
You Can Buy an Exoskeleton Today For Less Than You Think
They'll make a skele-ton feel like nothing.
ChatGPT's Image Gen Still Hasn't Fixed My Favorite Scheduled Task
The new image generation is amazing, as long as you can actually use it.
A Wearable That Measures Gases Can Forever Change Skin Care
Northwestern University's wearable can measure gases from your skin without touching it.
You Don't Need ChatGPT Plus to Use Custom GPTs, Just to Make Them
My custom GPT doesn’t care if I’m premium or peasant.
I Tried Using Vibe Coding to Create My Own Productivity App
Is it possible to create a working app without writing a single line of code?
After Playing the AI Remake of Quake 2, I'm Not Worried About an AI Takeover
Muse AI is far from making games on its own.
Deep Research Is the Latest AI Buzzword but Should You Care?
A lot of AI chatbots have added features called "Deep Research", but what is it?
I Though I’d Lost My ChatGPT History and It Almost Scared Me to Death
I never stopped to think just how much data I stood to lose.