News & Reviews:   generative AI

If you haven’t heard already, DeepSeek is quickly becoming the latest catchphrase in tech. So much so that other Gen AI brands are clamoring to say that their product or LLM model is more powerful or has better reasoning and so forth. We can’t help but feel that many are losing sight of why DeepSeek made such a splash in the first place, so here's all you need to know about DeepSeek so far.

Google has announced the integration of its generative AI (gen AI) Gemini tools into Google Workspace Business and Enterprise plans. These capabilities are included without additional add-ons, aiming to make AI accessible for businesses of all sizes. The updated pricing begins at RM58.40 per user per month, effective immediately for new customers. Existing customers will see changes on 17 March 2025, or at their plan renewal.

Google recently announced their updated Veo 2 and upgraded Imagen 3, for AI video and image generation. The tools are now available on VideoFX and ImageFX, with wider rollouts planned. Google also introduced Whisk, a new experiment for creative genAI image remixes. Unfortunately, not all of them are available in Malaysia just yet

Generative AI has been out for a while, so many people would have been exposed to it by now. However, few if any are impressed with AI features as a whole. Some people use AI features, but it seems the majority don't consider them useful.

Ever needed to make a phone call so urgently that you couldn't stand wasting time unlocking your phone? Well, it seems Google has considered that scenario and is doing something about it. The Gemini app will soon add a new feature that lets you use the phone without unlocking.

Remember the AI Lazzie announced last month? Unlike the Lazziechat introduced in May, AI Lazzie would have more functions as an integrated and interactive personal shopper. This AI tool is now officially available in Malaysia ahead of the 11.11 sale.

When Gemini AI launched, some users probably wondered if it could replace Google Assistant. This was confirmed during Google I/O 2024 when the Gemini Utilities extension was revealed. Now, Google has started to roll out the extension to Android devices.

The generative AI trend has flourished in 2024, with more companies aiming to develop their own version. For smartphones, Google Gemini is definitely the biggest player in the game now. As such, it's not surprising to see Google adding new features to stay ahead.

If you want to build an app with generative AI features, here's news that may interest you. Recently, Google announced that Gemini Nano is now open to all Android developers. This means we could see more Android apps with generative AI features soon.

You can do so many things with PCs utilising NVIDIA's AI-powered GeForce RTX GPUs. Here are 4 things these NVIDIA GeForce RTX AI PCs can do for you.