AI News

South Korean startup LetinAR is developing thumbnail-sized optics aiming to become a crucial player in the AI glasses market, potentially reshaping AI interaction.

Apple’s Siri is expected to receive a privacy-focused update with a key feature being auto-deleting chats, a move reflecting the importance of data security in AI.

ArXiv is cracking down on the over-reliance on AI tools in scientific papers, issuing one-year bans to authors who let AI do all the work.

The current AI boom isn’t all sunshine and roses; a widening gap between those who can afford to leverage AI and those who can’t is appearing.

The Musk vs. Altman trial highlighted the crucial question of trust in AI development, especially as AI integrates into WordPress and other platforms.

Learn how to use the WordPress AI Client to build a provider-agnostic plugin that generates images directly within the Media Library.

Former Meta news chief Campbell Brown highlights a disconnect between Silicon Valley and consumers regarding who controls the information AI provides, raising ethical concerns.

Matt Schwartz discusses how WordPress agencies can leverage AI, covering practical applications, risks, and future predictions.

Adaption’s AutoScientist is an AI tool that enables models to train themselves, promising rapid AI capability development. Its integration potential with platforms like WordPress is vast, from smarter plugins to enhanced user experiences.