Luxury car brand Mercedes-Benz is outfitting its MBUX Voice Assistant with ChatGPT as part of a new US-only beta program. Joining the beta will allow drivers of over 900,000 “vehicles equipped with MBUX [to hold] “more dynamic” conversations with the onboard AI. In the official announcement post, the company states it's seeking to improve its
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Ubisoft needs a reboot
At some point in the last console generation, Ubisoft lost its soul. It was a piecemeal erosion process that started in 2015, and it finally resulted in a complete identity collapse somewhere between the studio’s unironic rollout of in-game NFTs and its sixth delay of Skull & Bones. Ubisoft has 40 years of AAA hits
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Netflix may soon livestream a golf tournament featuring F1 drivers
If you never thought that Formula 1 and pro golf could go together, Netflix begs to differ. The streaming service is said to be in talks to livestream its first ever sporting event, a celebrity golf tournament featuring F1 drivers and professional golfers, according to The Wall Street Journal. It would reportedly feature personalities from
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Can Meta remain the ‘holy grail of paid advertising’ with
It has been just over two years since Apple introduced Apple Tracking Transparency (ATT) and iOS 14 to limit the amount of user data app developers and advertisers have access to. It’s especially been a pain point for social media advertisers dependent on Meta’s performance, targeting and measurement capabilities. Albeit, there are challengers in the
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How Adobe is adding new generative AI tools for enterprise
June 9, 2023 • 3 min read • By Marty Swant Ivy Liu Months after debuting its generative AI engine Firefly, Adobe — with updates announced yesterday — is hoping to drive more adoption across a range of users, from marketers to everyday enthusiasts. In addition to AI-created images and videos, Adobe will also begin letting companies
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Google Drive is killing support for Windows 8, 8.1, and
Image: PCWorld / Google Windows 8 and 8.1 died earlier this year, but that hasn’t stopped people from continuing to use those operating systems. But if the lack of support and security updates haven’t compelled you to upgrade, Google’s now increasing the pressure to get on to a modern OS: Come this summer, it’s discontinuing
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Microsoft begins testing RGB controls and a prettier File Explorer
Image: Razer It’s finally time to bling out your PC! Microsoft has begun testing its Dynamic Lighting feature for the PC’s RGB hardware, as well as a prettier File Explorer and updated emoji. Windows 11 Insider Preview build 23475 for the Dev Channel adds support for the Dynamic Lighting feature that Microsoft recently announced, which
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Intel kills off its 11th-gen Core processors
Image: Intel Intel has discontinued what appears to be the last of its 11th-gen Core “Tiger Lake” processors, potentially identifying them as targets for upcoming sales during the holidays and earlier. Toms Hardware originally noted the change, which has been publicly confirmed on Intel’s website. Intel’s decision affects several of its mobile chipsets as well
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I’m a desktop PC diehard, but switching to a gaming
Skip to content Image: Thiago Trevisan Imagine the scene: It’s a quiet Friday Night. You comfortably sit down to play—finally, it’s game time after a long week. How about firing up Cyberpunk 2077 and seeing what “Path Tracing” Overdrive mode is all about? You heard it was gorgeous, and highly demanding on even the mightiest
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Artivio Studio Recognized for Groundbreaking Work on the Silver Hill Project
In a thrilling announcement, Artivio Studio, a creative technology studio hailing from Croatia, has been bestowed with the prestigious title of "Innovative Agency of the Year" at the renowned MUSE Awards.