There are strange answers in the search
Google CEO Sundar Pichai has said that the Search Generative Experience has served over a billion queries in last 12 months. He stated that the algorithm was able to answer 80% of these queries without human input. He added that Google brought the cost of delivering AI answers down by 80% over that same time, “driven by hardware, engineering and technical breakthroughs”.
Controversial US program ends because of congressional squabbling
After its midnight deadline, the US Senate voted to reauthorize the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act ( FISA), which protects the privacy of Americans’ data. “In the nick of time, we are reauthorising FISA right before it expires at midnight,” Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer said. Earlier, a group of progressive and conservative lawmakers had refused to accept the House’s version of the bill.
The Scale only gets you so far according to the boss of the Artificial Intelligence company
Google DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis has said the company’s AI model ‘Gemini’ can analyse vast amounts of text, video and audio at a time. The Gemini Pro 1.5 is more powerful for its size and can analyze vast amounts of text, video, and audio at a time. Hassabis had recently given American investor Sam Altman some “healthy competition”, Wired reported.
Telegram became a fearsome weapon during the Israel-Hamas War
Telegram CEO Pavel Durov had said that the platform uses its platform to warn Palestinians about missile strikes during Israel-Palestine conflict. This comes after the Zachor Legal Institute claimed that several channels on the platform were transmitting videos and images of the conflict. “We’ve received a lot of criticism in the past few days, and it’s time to move on,” Durov said.
The EV buyers will get a instant rebate of up to $7,500
The IRS has said that electric vehicles (EVs) will now be able to receive a tax credit at the point of sale, instead of filing a tax return. Dealers will be able to apply the credit at the time of purchase, or provide the rebate to the buyer as cash. The tax credit is still capped for low-income buyers.
The new models of the iPad differ from those of the old model
Apple unveiled its new iPhone lineup, featuring a ‘Dynamic Island’ feature that allows users to hold their phones in both hands. The feature acts as a moveable pill-shaped cutout, one that shows real-time notifications, alerts, and activities. It is reserved for the premium iPhone 14 models, however, it’s probably less snappy than the A16 found in the entry-level iPhone 15 models.