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OpenAI went through a hell of a week‚ having fired and rehired Sam Altman in less than seven days. The CEO drama seems to be over‚ for now at least. As ChatGPT users‚ we all deserve an explanation of what has just happened between the OpenAI board and the CEO. We need to know whether OpenAI has made any big AI breakthroughs that might have worried the board. Also‚ we need to know that the new board will continue to defend the non-profit's main goal‚ which is for the company to develop safe AI that can serve humankind. The worry is that AI can get out of hand once it reaches artificial general intelligence (AGI). It could become a superintelligence that might deem humans an existential threat. It sounds like the scenario from various sci-fi movies‚ I agree. But then I read an incredibly detailed piece about what happened at OpenAI last week and humanity's collective worries about dangerous AI. It made me realize the ugly truth about our quest to achieve AGI. Once we make AI that's as good as humans at solving problems‚ it might hide itself from us if it's the kind of misaligned AI everyone fears. Continue reading... The post The scariest thing I read about OpenAI’s Altman fiasco made me realize the dangers of AGI appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Best Cyber Monday deals under $50 for 2023 Cyber Monday top sales: Deep discounts from Apple‚ Best Buy‚ Amazon‚ Samsung‚ Walmart‚ Target‚ and more Cyber Monday iPad deals start at $229 in 2023 Amazon gift card deals‚ offers &; coupons 2023: Get $500+ free Trending Right Now: Marvel release dates: Every upcoming MCU movie and show All the can’t-miss Netflix new releases coming over the next seven days How to use Precision Find with iPhone‚ AirTag‚ AirPods‚ and friends

Precision Find is one of the most helpful features available with the iPhone. First announced with the iPhone 11 series‚ this function was pretty helpful for transferring files faster and more reliably via AirDrop. Then‚ with the AirTag announcement two years later‚ Apple gave a better utility to the U1 chip available for the iPhones. Now that four years have passed since the U1 chip was introduced‚ and Apple already unveiled the second-generation ultrawide-band processor‚ here's everything you need to know about it and Precision Find. Compatible devices iPhone 14 Pro Max in Deep Purple. Image source: José Adorno for BGR Precision Find is compatible with the following Apple devices: iPhone 11‚ iPhone 11 Pro‚ and iPhone 11 Pro Max iPhone 12‚ iPhone 12 mini‚ iPhone 12 Pro‚ and iPhone 12 Pro Max iPhone 13‚ iPhone 13 mini‚ iPhone 13 Pro‚ and iPhone 13 Pro Max iPhone 14‚ iPhone 14 Plus‚ iPhone 14 Pro‚ and iPhone 14 Pro Max iPhone 15‚ iPhone 15 Plus‚ iPhone 15 Pro‚ and iPhone 15 Pro Max AirPods Pro 2 (Lightning and USB-C models) AirTag Despite the iPhone 15 series‚ which uses the second-generation ultrawideband chip‚ all the other devices use the U1 chip. HomePod mini and HomePod 2 offer the U1 processor. Still‚ it's not made for Precision Find but to establish a handoff connection from what's playing on the iPhone to the HomePod and vice versa. How does it work? Image source: José Adorno for BGR The ultrawideband chip uses high-frequency and low-range radio signals to locate other devices accurately. With that‚ it offers more accurate information than GPS or Bluetooth‚ as long as you're in the range of this chip. Apple says the U1 chip works 10-15 meters from one device to another. The company claims the second-generation ultrawideband processor is three times better. Although my testing was around 30 meters‚ Apple claims it can be up to 60 meters. Precision Find AirTag and AirPods Image source: José Adorno for BGR If you use an iPhone 11 or newer‚ you can use Precision Find to locate your AirTag and AirPods Pro 2. Here's how it works. Open the Find My app on your iPhone. Tap the "Items" tab and select the AirTag you want to find; for AirPods Pro 2‚ you'll need to find it on the "Devices" tab." Then‚ tap "Find" to start using Precision Find. If instead of "Find‚" there's a "Directions" button‚ you need to keep moving until you're in the range of this chip. Precision Find Friends with iPhone 15 Image source: José Adorno for BGR With the iPhone 15‚ it's possible to find friends and family members using Precision Find – as long as both users have an iPhone 15 model. To do that‚ follow these steps: Open the Find My app on your iPhone. Tap the "People" tab and select the friend you want to find. Then‚ tap "Find" to start using Precision Find. If instead of "Find‚" there's a "Directions" button‚ you need to keep moving until you're in the range of the other person's chip. In addition‚ they will receive a message saying you're trying to find them. What's next In the coming years‚ it's possible that Apple will add the second-generation ultrawideband chip to other devices‚ such as the AirPods 4‚ AirPods Pro 3‚ and AirPods Max 2. It's also expected that the second-generation AirTag also feature this new processor – although this item tracker is scheduled to hit markets in 2025. In addition‚ the iPhone 16 and newer phones will also get this chip. It's unclear if Apple is ever planning to expand this processor to its tablets or Macs‚ but we will make sure to update this article if we learn more about it. Don't Miss: How to connect AirPods to iPhone‚ iPad‚ Mac‚ PC‚ and more The post How to use Precision Find with iPhone‚ AirTag‚ AirPods‚ and friends appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Best Cyber Monday deals under $50 for 2023 Cyber Monday top sales: Deep discounts from Apple‚ Best Buy‚ Amazon‚ Samsung‚ Walmart‚ Target‚ and more Cyber Monday iPad deals start at $229 in 2023 Amazon gift card deals‚ offers &; coupons 2023: Get $500+ free Trending Right Now: Marvel release dates: Every upcoming MCU movie and show The scariest thing I read about OpenAI’s Altman fiasco made me realize the dangers of AGI All the can’t-miss Netflix new releases coming over the next seven days

One of the features I wanted to test was the second-generation ultrawideband chip available on Apple's new iPhone 15 series. According to Apple‚ it can reach three times further than the previous U1 chip‚ which was used in all iPhones from 11 to 14‚ AirTag‚ and even AirPods Pro 2. While I was uncertain about how much better this technology could be‚ I knew when to put it to the ultimate test: during the last concert of Taylor Swift's The Eras Tour in São Paulo‚ Brazil. Over 50‚000 people‚ poor 5G connectivity‚ and a dream: find a seat next to my friend. Of course‚ I knew‚ more or less‚ where he was. When I entered the venue‚ I first tried to see if I was getting closer to him. When I was around 100 feet from him‚ the Find My app switched the "Direction" button to "Find." That's when I knew I was getting closer. Once the Precision Find started working‚ it was super easy to locate my friend. Like an AirTag‚ Precision Find on iPhone 15 gives you the exact location‚ and I was surprised it worked so well. After all‚ Apple's claim that you can find a friend in a crowd is true‚ but there are a few requirements to make it work. How to use Precision Find with a friend on iPhone 15 Image source: José Adorno for BGR While the U1 chip is available with several iPhone models‚ and many people can use this function to send and receive AirDrop files quicker or find their AirTag/AirPods‚ it requires new hardware to take advantage of Precision Find on iPhone 15. That said‚ I could only find my friend because I have an iPhone 15 Pro‚ and he has an iPhone 15. We both had Bluetooth and Wi-Fi and shared our location on the Find My app. If you meet all of these criteria‚ you can also start finding your friends or family members with the iPhone 15: as long as you're around 100 feet from them‚ both have the latest phones and share Find My location. Once you tap "Find" on the iPhone‚ the other person will get a notification saying you're trying to find them. Wrap up From now on‚ I'm sure locating my friends will be easier at concerts‚ festivals‚ and other crowded places. I was happy I could make this feature work‚ and over the years‚ I'm sure more people will benefit from this function as the next batch of Apple technologies should be packed with the second-generation ultrawideband chip. Below‚ you can learn more about the iPhone 15. Don't Miss: iPhone 15: Price‚ specs‚ features‚ A17 Pro‚ and more The post iPhone 15 helped me find my friend at a Taylor Swift concert – here’s how it works appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Best Cyber Monday deals under $50 for 2023 Cyber Monday top sales: Deep discounts from Apple‚ Best Buy‚ Amazon‚ Samsung‚ Walmart‚ Target‚ and more Cyber Monday iPad deals start at $229 in 2023 Amazon gift card deals‚ offers &; coupons 2023: Get $500+ free Trending Right Now: Marvel release dates: Every upcoming MCU movie and show The scariest thing I read about OpenAI’s Altman fiasco made me realize the dangers of AGI All the can’t-miss Netflix new releases coming over the next seven days

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