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Get ready‚ everyone. What is a photo is about to turn into an even stranger conversation after Google's December feature drop for the Pixel. Things are about to get even crazier‚ especially for anyone walking around with a Pixel 8 Pro. Earlier today‚ Google officially unveiled Gemini‚ its answer to ChatGPT-4. The company said that in 30 of 32 academic benchmarks for LLM research and development‚ Gemini Ultra exceeded results from GPT-4. Of course‚ we'll have to see how it performs with Bard‚ Google's conservation AI‚ and other areas to truly test it out‚ but those are promising results. Continue reading... The post Pixel December feature drop brings Gemini AI to the Pixel 8 Pro appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Today’s deals: $249 iPad‚ $329 Apple Watch Series 9‚ $18 Fire Stick‚ $18 Amazon Echo Pop‚ more Amazon gift card deals‚ offers &; coupons 2023: Get $375+ free Trending Right Now: Apple 1H 2024 roadmap leak: iPad Pro‚ iPad Air‚ M3 MacBook Air‚ and more A tiny update just made the Apple TV 100% better 5 open-world games to play while you wait for GTA 6

I'm not afraid of a future where AI might lead us to a post-apocalyptic world where humans don't survive as a species. But I do realize the dangers of AI getting out of control. Anyone with the right resources can intentionally or accidentally develop the next-gen version of ChatGPT. Artificial general intelligence (AGI) would rival humanity and could find itself at odds with our race. Before we get there‚ we have other reasons to worry about AI. First of all‚ there's the privacy argument. Currently‚ most people's talks with ChatGPT and its rivals will be used to train those language models. Then there are worries about copyright. ChatGPT and the like have been trained using large amounts of data that might have questionable provenance. Also‚ let's not forget that AI can make mistakes and be manipulated. This can lead to distortions of truth during critical times‚ like next year's presidential elections. With all that in mind‚ it's never been clearer that‚ out of all the tech products in the world‚ AI needs the strongest possible regulation. It's already starting to happen‚ as we've just witnessed the first accord on AI development between more than a dozen countries. However‚ the European Union (EU) might come up with the first set of landmark rules for AI. Negotiations between the member states will start on Wednesday. Continue reading... The post AI like ChatGPT needs strong regulation‚ and I hope the EU delivers it appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Today’s deals: $249 iPad‚ $329 Apple Watch Series 9‚ $18 Fire Stick‚ $18 Amazon Echo Pop‚ more Amazon gift card deals‚ offers &; coupons 2023: Get $375+ free Trending Right Now: Apple 1H 2024 roadmap leak: iPad Pro‚ iPad Air‚ M3 MacBook Air‚ and more A tiny update just made the Apple TV 100% better 5 open-world games to play while you wait for GTA 6

Microsoft has been very clear about its plans to end support for Windows 10 in 2025. However‚ it seems the tech company wants to give Windows 10 users a bit more time with their preferred operating system‚ as Microsoft has announced plans to offer paid security updates after the OS's end-of-life date in 2025. The company recently announced the change‚ detailing the plan for "Extended Security Updates‚" or ESU. Once Windows 10 reaches its end of support date on October 14‚ the only way to get additional security updates will be to shell out more money. The paid Windows 10 updates will allow you to take advantage of new security updates‚ and this is a program similar to one that Microsoft offered with Windows 7 several years ago. Essentially‚ you'll be able to purchase an Extended Security License‚ which is a yearly subscription to receive monthly security updates. Microsoft says that Windows 10 ESU will be available for Windows 365 customers for no extra cost‚ and that users running a Windows 10 instance on an Azure Virtual Desktop will also receive updates free of charge. Microsoft hasn't said exactly how much the subscription for the paid Windows 10 updates will cost‚ though it is nice to know there is an option for them‚ at least. Of course‚ Microsoft still wants most people to upgrade to Windows 11 before support for Windows 10 comes to an end. The ESU is simply a way to help organizations that rely on Windows 7 for their systems to continue getting important updates that can help keep hackers and bad actors out. The ESU will only give you additional updates for a maximum of three years after the Windows 10 end-of-life date‚ which means official Windows 10 support (both paid and free) will end sometime in 2028. Don't Miss: Some modern earthquakes may just be aftershocks‚ scientists claim The post You’ll have to pay for Windows 10 updates after 2025 appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Today’s deals: $249 iPad‚ $329 Apple Watch Series 9‚ $18 Fire Stick‚ $18 Amazon Echo Pop‚ more Amazon gift card deals‚ offers &; coupons 2023: Get $375+ free Trending Right Now: Apple 1H 2024 roadmap leak: iPad Pro‚ iPad Air‚ M3 MacBook Air‚ and more A tiny update just made the Apple TV 100% better 5 open-world games to play while you wait for GTA 6

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