Unless you've been living under a rock lately, you've probably heard about ChatGPT. This AI chatbot, released in November of 2022, has led to a wide variety of responses: from people who are astounded by how natural-sounding and intelligent the responses are, to people who would have enjoyed finding all the places where it's not so factually accurate, to people who are worried … [Read more...] about The Future Says Hello: Internet Users Offer a Comical Perspective on chatGPT
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How Robots Failing Today Will Protect Humans Tomorrow
Boston Dynamics, an American engineering and robotics design company, became a household name a short time ago when the dancing videos of their surprisingly mobile robots went viral (you must've seen one of the videos!). Now, 8 months later, they’ve done it again… with a choreographed parkour routine. That’s right, recent posts from Boston Dynamic’s Twitter page show their … [Read more...] about How Robots Failing Today Will Protect Humans Tomorrow
The Age of Bluetooth Earbuds
Apple AirPods spawned what can be known as the end of wired earbuds, at least in mainstream markets. Following their release in December 2016 and corresponding to their announcement that the iPhone would be ridding itself of the headphone jack (a bit suspicious), Apple paved the way for Bluetooth-enabled earphones to dominate the market. Though hardly the first of its kind … [Read more...] about The Age of Bluetooth Earbuds
Will Brain-Computer Interfaces Change How We Use Technology?
Elon Musk keeps making a splash in the media and has become the subject of much debate, especially when it comes to technology innovation. Whether you love him or hate him, it’s undoubted that he will leave an indelible mark on humankind and technology forever. From revolutionizing online payments (Paypal, where he made his first billions), to revolutionizing transportation … [Read more...] about Will Brain-Computer Interfaces Change How We Use Technology?
Moore’s Law is Coming to an End: What That Really Means for Technology
The definition of Moore’s Law, according to the Oxford Dictionary, is, “the principle that the speed and capability of computers can be expected to double every two years, as a result of increases in the number of transistors a microchip can contain.” To give you a physical example you can wrap your head around: The first disc drive enterprise computer was released by IBM in … [Read more...] about Moore’s Law is Coming to an End: What That Really Means for Technology