Today’s Cache | Nvidia chief envisions programming through AI; WhatsApp tests new features; SoftBank’s Arm rolls out smartphone tech
1 year, 7 months ago

Today’s Cache | Nvidia chief envisions programming through AI; WhatsApp tests new features; SoftBank’s Arm rolls out smartphone tech

The Hindu  

Nvidia chief envisions programming through AI Nvidia CEO, Jensen Huang, said artificial intelligence means everyone can now be a computer programmer as all they need to do is speak to the computer. Huang also unveiled several new applications, including a partnership with the world’s largest advertising group WPP for generative AI-enabled content for digital advertising. WhatsApp tests new features Meta-owned messaging platform WhatsApp is working on features including unique usernames, and screen sharing over video calls, reported WABetaInfo. SoftBank’s Arm rolls out smartphone tech SoftBank Group Corp. owned chip designer Arm rolled out new technology for mobile devices and Taiwan smartphone chip maker MediaTek Inc. said it will be using it for its next-generation product.

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Tech wrap May 24: WhatsApp's AI profile pics, X to make likes private, more

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Today’s Cache | AI chatbots and pirated content; Smartphones fly off shelves on Prime Day; TSMC delays chip production in the U.S.
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The Hindu  

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