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If you’re a fan of ChatGPT, the popular conversational AI tool, you may have noticed that it doesn’t come with its own API. This can be a problem if you want to integrate ChatGPT with other applications or services and means that while we all might have had a lot of fun playing around with ChatGPT, apart from a few niche ideas, users have been struggling to integrate it into their businesses.
Even though AI has been creeping into more and more of our daily lives for a while now, it feels like 2022 has been the year when it has really broken through into the public’s consciousness. Interestingly, it is not scarily inaccurate and equally dystopian biometric facial recognition, or that public governance is increasingly being delegated to automated decision-making systems that struggle to understand who most of us are that has done it. Rather, everybody is talking about AI because of the creative flourishes it has shown this year, as major generative protocols such as DALL-E 2, Stable Diffusion, and most recently ChatGPT have come into the public domain.
We first spotted WhatsApp message reactions in the WhatsApp beta back at the beginning of March, and since then WhatsApp has begun rolling the feature out to users. It now looks like WhatsApp is continuing to develop the feature as a more advanced version of it has been spotted in the latest beta version of the app.
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VPNs have become an essential part of our security and privacy setups in recent years. With more and more online scams surfacing all the time, encrypting our online traffic offers us a way to add an extra layer of safety to prevent prying eyes from seeing something of ours that they shouldn’t. This may be why Microsoft is working on adding a new VPN icon to go in the Windows 11 system tray.
Microsoft Teams is the powerful communication and chat program that comes bundled in with the Microsoft 365 productivity suite. Although having a multi-functional suite of products that can cover pretty much all of your productivity needs from word processing to database building, offering all products as a single offering can actually harm smaller, independent developers who are looking to provide a single app to take care of a single aspect of your daily work. This is why EU regulators are investigating Microsoft Teams for antitrust issues. Let’s take a look at what it means for you.
AI and automation have long been causing ripples in the world of work as machines and machine learning algorithms become more efficient at doing many of the tasks we do for a living. This year we have also seen how even creative tasks are within the capabilities of AI with impressive artworks regularly being created by protocols like DALL-E and Stable Diffusion and even AI copywriting programs like Lex and Jasper becoming increasingly popular. A new report by The Harris Poll, however, indicates that while we may be worried that robots are going to take our jobs, we are also secretly hoping that they will do them for us.
As well as the constant stream of privacy related WhatsApp updates over recent months, Mark Zuckerberg himself actually took to the internet to announce a big privacy push on the world’s most popular messaging app. Unfortunately, however, it looks as though things haven’t been going too well in that regard as a dataset containing the phone numbers of almost 500 million WhatsApp users has just gone up for sale on a well-known hacker forum. Let’s take a look at what has gone on and help you find out if your phone number is up for sale.
Twitter is seemingly doing a great job of moderating hate speech, if Elon Musk may say so himself. Well, that is exactly what has happened with the billionaire owner of Twitter tweeting that the social network has cut hate speech impressions by a full third from the levels they were at before they spiked upon news of his takeover going through. What exactly does hate speech impressions mean, though, and how does it tie in with Elon Musk’s stated mission of securing free speech on Twitter? Let’s take a look.
Privacy has become a huge point of contention in the modern online world as it sits at the heart of the current dominant business model. We now live in a world that is fueled by advertising and filled with technology that is able to better segment, optimize, personalize, and target advertisements to individual internet users. Cracking this code, which involves collecting as much data as possible on the users of online web pages, apps, and services has created some of the biggest companies the world has ever seen including the likes of Meta, Google, Amazon, and many more.
Looking from the outside in, the world of crypto looks like the most degenerate and dysfunctional community of web users you could ever imagine with this year being a particularly harsh time for crypto enthusiasts. The truth, however, is that crypto isn’t going anywhere, even in the wake of the FTX collapse and the crypto community is still here. Unfortunately, this means that the crypto community will still be targeted by active cyber threats like this new phishing scam, which we are reporting on today. Here is what you need to know.