News & Reviews:   machine learning

In 2025, many have become used to AI chatbot platforms like ChatGPT or Gemini for getting answers they want. You send a message or prompt to the bot, it responds, and this goes on till you're done. Now, OpenAI has added a group version of that.

Tired of traditional storybooks for children? Most people won't ever think of this, but some may want to create their own stories. If that's you, this piece of news could be interesting for you. Yesterday, Google announced a new generative feature for Gemini AI.

As more companies build AI models, the question of data privacy becomes increasingly important. For some platforms, users are notified about data being used for training AI models and are sometimes given the choice to opt out. However, that doesn't seem to be the case for Elon Musk's X (formerly Twitter).

Late last year, OpenAI unveiled an AI chatbot tool that works pretty well. We even did a little experiment with this ChatGPT AI to see if it could help us write articles. But how would they perform in mobile apps? Well, that's what OpenAI wants to find out.

ChatGPT can fit in many areas that rely on text. So, you can see why we'd find it interesting. Of course, AI is far from perfect. It's not unexpected for it to provide wrong answers or deliver factual errors in responses or articles it generates. So out of curiosity, we generated an article using ChatGPT to see if it is good enough for writing articles. Check out the article below!

After Xiaomi launches a CyberDog, another Chinese company is continuing the trend by developing a robotic unicorn. According to the source, Chinese electric vehicle maker Xpeng's upcoming robot will target the children market by being rideable. Not only that but there are also other features that you might be interested, as an adult.

In the next big Google Search update, the company plans to make looking through news and stories easier. By applying the latest in machine learning technology to top stories, Google should be able to make it so that relevant stories are group together.