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One of the glaring Vision Pro issues that I noted immediately after Apple unveiled the headset last summer was the absence of generative AI features. But it was still too early for Apple to unveil a ChatGPT rival of its own. OpenAI's generative AI software was just six months old at the time. There was plenty of time for Apple to bring its ChatGPT competitors to products like the iPhone‚ iPad‚ and Vision Pro.  Rumors say Apple's built-in generative AI will happen this year‚ with Apple's iOS 18 expected to bring the so-called Apple GPT and a new Siri to iOS. I'd also expect AI features to be built into iPadOS and visionOS‚ which are operating systems based on iOS.  Vision Pro buyers who want generative AI features on their headsets right away will not have to wait for iOS 18. You can use ChatGPT‚ Google Bard‚ Microsoft Copilot‚ and other AI software on the Vision Pro via the Safari browser. Also‚ any AI apps for iPhone and iPad might work on the spatial computer.  But Microsoft went out and designed visionOS apps for its Microsoft 365 productivity suite for the Vision Pro. And that includes support for Microsoft Copilot. Continue reading... The post Apple Vision Pro will get ChatGPT thanks to Microsoft Copilot appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals This $16 clip-on lens kit fits the iPhone or any Android phone‚ and it’s awesome Amazon deal offers a 7-inch Android tablet for under $43 Save 61% on a 6-port USB rapid charger on Amazon Save 75% on a Canon black and white multifunction laser printer on Amazon

Artificial intelligence is an ever-evolving technology that finds new use cases on what feels like a daily basis. In my bingo card for AI‚ however‚ I never thought that I'd be writing about Google using its artificial intelligence tools to help us search by "vibes." That's where we're at‚ though. In a blog post‚ the company announced that it is integrating generative AI into Google Maps in a new way. No‚ you're not going to have a conversation with a Google Maps chatbot that takes on the persona of someone from the Travel Channel. However‚ you will be able to search more conversationally for places you're interested in. Continue reading... The post You can now use AI to search by vibes in Google Maps appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals This $16 clip-on lens kit fits the iPhone or any Android phone‚ and it’s awesome Amazon deal offers a 7-inch Android tablet for under $43 Save 61% on a 6-port USB rapid charger on Amazon Save 75% on a Canon black and white multifunction laser printer on Amazon

Choosing a weather service is a pain. Whether you use Carrot Weather‚ Apple's Weather app‚ or other third-party alternatives‚ it doesn't mean you'll have the best service available. Why? Because it all depends on which weather service has the most accurate information. At the end of the day‚ it's less about the app you choose and more about the weather forecast providers you can access. That's why Carrot Weather offers more provider options if you subscribe to a higher tier‚ while Apple only lets you access data from The Weather Channel. But how can you discover which weather service offers the most accurate forecast to your region? Well‚ instead of switching to different providers‚ there's a website that shows the most accurate forecast for every region. Discover the best weather service for your location To help you discover the perfect weather service for your location‚ you should try ForecastAdvisor's website. There‚ you can enter your zip code‚ city‚ or state to discover which weather provider is offering the most accurate data. Imagine you're in Los Angeles. According to ForecastAdvisor data‚ The Weather Channel (90.59%) was the most accurate provider for December‚ followed by AerisWather (90.32%) and Weatherbit (89.94%). Microsoft (88.33%) and AccuWeather (85.65%) closed the top five providers. Image source: ForecastAdvisor More interestingly‚ if you look at the forecast accuracy for all of 2023‚ The Weather Channel maintains its lead (91.97%)‚ but Microsoft (91.42%) takes second place. AccuWeather and AerisWeather are in the fourth and fifth places‚ respectively. What I think is the most interesting feature of this website is that it breaks down which weather provider makes right the most. For example‚ in December‚ The Weather Channel was usually more right about precipitation‚ while Microsoft got higher temperatures better. Lower temperatures were better identified by AccuWeather. Nice‚ right? You shouldn't use LA's top provider in New York That said‚ while The Weather Channel is likely the right answer for sunny California‚ in New York‚ you're probably better informed with Microsoft‚ as it had an 88.20% accuracy in December. Foreca/Vaisala was also a great option for New Yorkers. Microsoft is also a better option for Austin‚ Texas‚ than The Weather Channel. But ultimately‚ it all depends on where you live and the general accuracy of these providers. How to choose the best weather app for your region? Now that you know how to discover the best weather service‚ you need to find the app that uses the data you want to see. Fortunately‚ BGR compiled the best weather apps when you're tired of using Apple's Weather app option. Before downloading them‚ check which providers they offer to get the most optimal solution for your needs in your region. Don't Miss: Best iPhone weather apps in 2023 The post Which weather service should you use in Carrot Weather and other iPhone weather apps? appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals This $16 clip-on lens kit fits the iPhone or any Android phone‚ and it’s awesome Amazon deal offers a 7-inch Android tablet for under $43 Save 61% on a 6-port USB rapid charger on Amazon Save 75% on a Canon black and white multifunction laser printer on Amazon

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Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene‚ R-Ga.‚ filed a resolution that would censure Rep. Ilhan Omar‚ D-Minn.‚ for comments this week on Somalia and the role of the U.S. government in carrying out the will of Somalis. Omar told a Somali-American audience Saturday in Minneapolis that...