News & Reviews:   AI

For the first time in a decade, Microsoft will add a new key to the keyboards of Windows PCs. This "Copilot key" is expected to show up at CES 2024.

It's 2024 and CES (Consumer Electronics Show) is just around the corner. The event will be held from 9 to 12 January this year, ready to unveil a plethora of new tech. Some are new models of existing products, while others are advances in cutting-edge technology. But what exactly will we see in CES 2024? Here's an overview of the 5 tech trends we expect to see.

Generative AI was huge last year and should continue flourishing in 2024. We first saw generative AI on platforms like DeepAI or ChatGPT. Now, AI features are also starting to appear on mobile devices. For instance, the Samsung Galaxy S24 series is expected to have two.

AI or Artificial Intelligence continues to be the buzzword in tech and this is no exception for Samsung Galaxy AI, which is rumored to be coming soon (probably 2024). We recently managed to sit down with Steve Chan, Senior Product Marketing Manager at Samsung Electronics Malaysia about what we might expect from Samsung Galaxy AI. The most definite statement we got from him is “Not this year!” but if you’re interested, then do read on.

Having features added to platforms isn't anything new. But if there's a domain that many are wary of, it would have to be artificial intelligence (AI). In YouTube's case, the company is allegedly working on new features for AI-generated audio tracks.

Online bots and scams have been prevalent as of late. Hence, it is understandable why everyone is cautious when shopping online. Thanks to this new AI tool, Fakespot, you can detect fake online reviews and make a more informed purchase.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has been a big buzzword in 2023. Many companies are finding ways to take advantage of it, while AI companies are looking to improve on existing platforms. But what if we told you OpenAI wants to build the "iPhone of AI"?

A few hours ago, YouTube made a special announcement and hosted "Made on YouTube 2023" on its platform. Among the announcements, the most intriguing one is a new app called YouTube Create which will allow content creators to make videos on the go on their mobile phones.

Recently, Kaspersky held a conference titled "Deus Ex Machina: Setting Secure Directives for Smart Machines". Media from the Asia Pacific (APAC) region attended this event, which aimed to discuss and explore overlapping sections of the AI industry and the future of cybersecurity.

Since ChatGPT first rose to prominence at the end of last year, every other company has been looking to make its own AI chatbot. Even e-commerce platforms like Lazada are getting in on the game with its LazzieChat. Now, sources say Samsung is ready to join the bandwagon soon.