Remember Rosie the robot from The Jetsons? Yeah, AI isn't quite there yet (cleaning dishes is still on you), but it's woven into our lives more than you think! Confused by all the jargon? Relax, let's break it down:

What is AI?

Imagine super-smart computers that learn and adapt. That's the gist! They analyze data, recognize patterns, and make decisions (think: recommending movies you'll love or flagging suspicious emails).

Where's AI hiding?

Everywhere! From your phone's virtual assistant to the newsfeed you see, AI personalizes experiences. It helps doctors analyze scans, powers self-driving cars, and even writes creative content!

So, should I be scared?

Nope! AI is a tool, and like any tool, it depends on how we use it. Responsible development and clear guidelines are key to ensure AI benefits everyone.

The future? It's bright!

AI holds immense potential to tackle global challenges like climate change and healthcare. It can also automate tasks, freeing us to focus on creativity and innovation.

Remember: AI isn't magic, it's science. And with a little understanding, you can be part of shaping its positive impact on the world!

Want to dive deeper?Check out these resources:

• Machine Learning is Fun

• OpenAI

• World Economic Forum: AI for Good

So, what do you think? AI: friend or foe? Share your thoughts in the comments!

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The Impact Of AI (Credits: Genestack ODM)

1. Enhancing Efficiency and Productivity

2. Transforming Healthcare

BeReal: The Anti-Instagram? (Credits: El Español)

BeReal is the simplest photo sharing app to share once a day your real life in photo with friends. Every day at a different time, everyone captures a photo within 2 minutes. Capture and post in time to discover what your Friends are up to.

What is BeReal?

BeReal is the simplest photo sharing app to share once a day your real life in photo with friends. This real life in photo is called “Reality”. You can also add journal or caption along with your photo. You can use BeReal app on your Android or iOS device. It is available in 15 languages and you can use BeReal in your native language. Every day at a different time, everyone captures a photo within 2 minutes. When you post your photo, it appears on the feeds of your friends. You can easily comment, like and share your friends’ photos.

Is it better than Instagram?

Instagram is a social media platform to share photos and videos. It is an excellent platform but it is not real. You are only allowed to share photos and videos and nothing else. If you want to express your feelings, you can’t do that on Instagram. So, BeReal is better than Instagram. You can express your feelings, share your thoughts, your story, your experiences are all allowed on BeReal. If you want to connect with real people, you should use BeReal.

Why BeReal is the Next-Gen Social Media

The world has evolved and so has social media. But most of the social media sites are not real. They are full of fake news, photoshopped pictures and fakeness. BeReal is the next-gen social media where everything is real. It is the only platform where you can share your real life in photo with your friends. You can’t do that on any other social media. You can easily express your feelings, share your thoughts and experiences on BeReal. You can comment on your friends’ photos, like and share to show your appreciation.

Conclusion

BeReal is the simple app to share real life in photo with your friends. You can also share your thoughts, experiences and feelings in the journal. It is the only platform where everything is real. You can connect with real people on BeReal. It is the best social media where everything is real and not fake.

According to CEO Sundar Pichai, Google may be preparing to compete with OpenAI's ChatGPT by allowing users to "interact directly" with its "newest, most powerful language models as a companion to search." It would be a significant move for the corporation because, after years of study and flexing its AI skills, Google hasn't developed a public response to tools like ChatGPT and DALL-E that some analysts believe might endanger its core businesses.

Pichai stated during today's earnings call that the technology is "reaching an inflection point" and discussed how the company wants to "unlock the great opportunities AI allows." He adds that "the generative AI applications you're starting to see now" were a result of earlier Google AI research.

Pichai claims that the corporation has been preparing for its own applications since "early last year" and that it plans to do a lot in the coming months. LaMDA, Google's conversational AI model, is the first model that users will be able to interact with directly, but it's not entirely obvious how that will happen.

It won't be the first time someone from outside the firm gets to use it; Google's AI Test Kitchen allowed users to interact with the writing app on a limited basis after clearing a waiting. However, there was never a time when a tonne of Twitter users posted examples of the content that they generated using Google's AI model, and nobody has asked it to create podcast intros or homework-related essays.

I'm sure the company has been feeling pressure to do something with all the AI technology it has because some people have been speculating about how you might use ChatGPT to replace Google search, In fact, it's been rumoured that Google personnel are already building their own AI-powered chatbot competitors to ChatGPT. It wouldn't surprise me if Google was undertaking a similar project with its internal tools for converting text into graphics or perhaps video.

It appears that Google is still moving slowly and won't give users complete freedom to do anything they want.   It is looking at AI with "a great sense of responsibility," according to Pichai. At a later point in the call, he stated that Google would offer AI "more as laboratories features in some circumstances, beta features in some cases, and just steadily scaling out from there."

The long-awaited Galaxy S23 Ultra comes with the most significant camera upgrade! The 200MP Camera is the phone's primary attention!

The Galaxy S23 Ultra from Samsung is accepting its most significant camera improvement in years. The 200-megapixel camera on the new first-in-class phone is around twice as high-goal as the Galaxy S22 Ultra, which it replaces. The phone was presented on Wednesday at the Samsung Unpacked occasion, with a starting price of $1,200. Preorders are currently being acknowledged for conveyance on February 17.

Samsung's latest effort to get clients to upgrade comes with the Galaxy S23 series, which likewise incorporates the $1,000 Galaxy S23 in addition to an $800 Galaxy S23. This is because of the broken condition of the smartphone market. The thought of a 200-megapixel camera on the Galaxy S23 Ultra is manageable, given that Samsung recently revealed another image sensor with that goal.

The 200-megapixel camera on the Galaxy S23 Ultra gives off an impression of being a critical enhancement for paper. Considering that the last three generations of Galaxy S Ultra smartphones, beginning with the Galaxy S20 Ultra in 2020, have 108-megapixel main cameras, it has all the earmarks of being the greatest photography progression Samsung has made in years.

However, megapixels don't uncover the entire story without help from anyone else. Prior to deciding if this is a genuinely huge increment, we'll have to test the phone and consider factors like sensor size, speed, and image processing algorithms.

The Galaxy S23 Ultra's camera improvements are generally because of such algorithms. Artificial intelligence is currently additionally conspicuously utilized in everything from night mode to the manner in which the camera catches high unique reach, as per Joshua Cho, top of Samsung's visual solutions division.

Naturally, the Galaxy S23 Ultra catches 12-megapixel images by joining four 4-by-4-pixel squares into a single bigger pixel by means of an interaction known as pixel binning. This, along with further developed pixel execution, empowers the sensor to accumulate all the more light, which might be useful for shooting in low-light circumstances.

You can also photograph at the full 200-megapixel resolution, which according to Samsung is perfect for consumers who wish to have their photos printed in enormous sizes. You can also take pictures with a 50-megapixel resolution if you like something in the middle. Shooting at the sensor's maximum resolution was also possible with earlier Galaxy S Ultra phones, but doing so would result in enormous file sizes.

 Instagram clients keep on having issues today with hundreds grumbling that the well-known photograph-sharing application continues to crash. It's unclear who is affected although some reports suggest Android users may be suffering more than those on iPhones.

If you're trying and failing to use Instagram this morning you are not alone. An irritating error hit a great many clients the previous evening with the well-known app continually crashing while being launched. Although the issues seem to have been fixed for most of the fans, there are still many reports that Instagram is as yet crashing for certain clients. It's unclear who is impacted though a few reports propose that Android users may be experiencing more than those with an iPhone. Recordings posted web-based show clients opening the application with things and then crashing very quickly.

Down Detector was showing exactly 1700 reports each moment shown by its graph. This has now dropped to around 300 which is plainly not as large but rather still a critical number. Talking on its gathering page, one client named Emily said: "The app just flashes up for a second and then throws me off." Whilst one more called Ak added: "Can someone confirm if Instagram on android doesn't load at all??"

Alongside those reports on Downdetector, Instagram fans have additionally hurried to Twitter to vent their disappointments. Posting a tweet, Instagram client Simeon, said: ""Why does Instagram keep stopping? Is anyone having this issue?" Another client likewise tweeted, "Is it just me or does Instagram crash every time you try to open the app too?"

people coming to twitter to see if everyone's instagram crashed:#instagramdown pic.twitter.com/r956ijuXcx

— hiya (@HiyaNexorite) July 16, 2022

There's no word from Instagram on when things will be back on the web in spite of the fact that reports are currently dropping so ideally things will have returned to typical soon.

The Meta-owned organization has now affirmed that there is a continuous issue and is dealing with a fix. In a statement shipped off Reuter, an Instagram representative said: "We're aware that some people are having trouble accessing Instagram. We're working to get things back to normal and apologise for any inconvenience."

 Nothing has prodded its first smartphone significantly throughout the course of recent weeks, and we likewise saw an exhaustive cluster of holes, however the present is the day when that is all at last finished. The Nothing phone (1) is currently completely official.

The handset accompanies a reused aluminium outline, a 6.55-inch 1080x2400 120 Hz OLED touchscreen with 1,200 nits top brilliance, 240 Hz contact inspecting rate, Gorilla Glass 5 on top and balanced bezels on every one of the four sides, the Snapdragon 778G+ chipset in charge, and a double back camera framework containing a 50 MP f/1.88 Sony IMX766 1/1.56" principal sensor with OIS and a 50 MP f/2.2 Samsung JN1 1/2.76" ultrawide sensor with a 114-degree field-of-view. On the opposite side, implanted in the opening punch inside the presentation, sits a 16 MP Sony IMX471 selfie shooter.

Discussing things implanted in the screen, the unique mark sensor is one of those as well, and since Nothing hasn't referenced anything about it being ultrasonic, we're expecting it's of the optical assortment. The Nothing phone (1) runs Nothing OS (1) in view of Android 12. The key with the product is unwavering quality, so it's anything but weighty skin, and it's guaranteed to not have any bloatware. Nothing likewise guarantees three years of Android updates and four years of safety fixes at regular intervals.

The product accompanies a couple of little increases on top of stock Android, similar to a Quick Settings control for no good reason's ear (1) TWS headphones, and another for Tesla vehicles, permitting you to turn on the EV's lights, or AC before you enter it, something like that. Nothing guarantees you'll just get default Android applications and quick and smooth insight. On the off chance that you're into NFTs, you have a home screen gadget worked in which will show your NFT assortment. 

The 4,500 mAh battery has support for 33W wired charging (accomplishing a full charge quickly), 15W remote charging (full charge in a short time) as well as 5W converse remote charging. The Nothing phone (1) is IP53 appraised for sprinkle opposition. In the event that you need a charging block, one is excluded from the crate, however, Nothing is selling a 45W model independently for €35/£35/INR 2,499.

Most likely the super one-of-a-kind selling points of this gadget will be the straightforwardness on the back, as well as the "Glyph interface" LEDs which are likewise around there, and these are put close to the utilitarian region of the phone, so they can show you pertinent data. For instance, while you're charging yourself get an advancement marker, when you're converse remote charging something you likewise get a sign of that, and camera lights as well. The LEDs likewise sync with the underlying ringtones.

 It's the most despicable aspect of each and every YouTuber's presence: False copyright claims.

Also, one of the web's most dearest YouTube music channels, Lofi Girl, was simply hit with one of these bogus strikes. Presently, thus, the channel's livestreams have been brought down, including a stream that has consequently been running constant for two years, four months, and 18-and-a-half days.

You've likely gone over Lofi Girl's YouTube transfers, regardless of whether you're new to the name. The livestream highlights a circling movement of a young lady learning at her work area paying attention to music through earphones while her feline peacefully glances through the window behind her. Chill lofi "beats to unwind/study to" play all through the livestream for watchers to...work or concentrate close by.

With more than 10.7 million endorsers, Lofi Girl was an extremely well known YouTube channel. However, that didn't stop a misleading copyright strike from bringing everything down.

YouTube Creators realize exactly the way that disappointing the video stage's copyright framework can be. Any copyright savage with admittance to YouTube's Content ID framework can record a case on anybody's substance. In doing as such, they can prevent a maker from adapting their recordings, gather that maker's promotion income for themselves, and even wind up demonetizing a maker's whole YouTube channel.

Of course, YouTubers can question these dishonesty claims and YouTube will, evidently, make a move against the people who misuse the Content ID framework. However, these very examples keep on happening again and again.

On Sunday, Lofi Girls' two livestreams, including that recently referenced stream that has been running since Feb. 22, 2020, out of nowhere finished. Lofi Girl took to its Twitter record to make sense of what occurred.

"The lofi radios have been taken down because of false copyright strikes, hopefully @YouTubeCreators @YouTube will sort this quickly…," tweeted Lofi Girl

the bogus copyright strike was given by a music name based out of Malaysia called FMC Music Sdn Bhd Malaysia.

YouTube answered on Monday early daytime saying 'sorry' for the takedowns and affirmed that the copyright claims were erroneously made. YouTube likewise asserted that it had ended the copyright savage's record.

With that to the side, however, it's mind blowing exactly the amount of an issue copyright savages and misleading cases are becoming on YouTube. Furthermore, if a well known YouTube channel with in excess of 10 million endorsers isn't protected from these copyright strikes, then, at that point, who is?

We're on the cusp of another age of remote earphones that are more power-productive, sound better, and backing novel new highlights like having the option to interface an "limitless" number of gadgets to a solitary source. That is thanks to Bluetooth LE Audio, an umbrella term for an assortment of new highlights for Bluetooth gadgets that the Bluetooth norms body is formally declaring the finish of today.

Bluetooth LE Audio was declared way back toward the start of 2020, and the Bluetooth SIG had initially trusted that supporting gadgets would be delivered before the finish of that year. In any case, after a critical postponement because of the pandemic, the finish of the detail today implies that producers can now begin adding support for the norm to their gadgets. It implies the main viable items ought to begin opening up before the year's end, the Bluetooth SIG says.

"Today is a proud day for the Bluetooth SIG member community" expresses CEO of the Bluetooth SIG Mark Powell. "Our members overcame the many challenges placed on them these past few years to complete the largest specification development project in the history of the Bluetooth SIG. LE Audio extends the boundaries of what’s possible for the wireless audio market."

There are a few components to Bluetooth LE Audio, yet the one that is probably going to influence the vast majority is the new LC3 codec, which is intended to be a significantly more proficient method for sending sound. That either amounts to a whole lot higher sound quality at a similar piece rate than the ongoing standard SBC codec, or even (the Bluetooth SIG claims) somewhat preferable sound quality at less over a portion of the piece rate . A lower bit rate implies lower power utilization, which ought to mean longer battery duration.

LC3 is only one of the elements that sits under the LE Audio umbrella. One more key perspective is its capacity to interface different sound gadgets to a solitary source with a component it's marking as Auracast. This could be basically as straightforward as matching two sets of earphones to a solitary telephone, or matching various headphones to a solitary TV situated in a public space like a rec center. The Bluetooth SIG's site frames the way that clients will actually want to look for sound sources like you would for a Wi-Fi organization, or probably interface by examining a QR code, or tap a NFC-empowered surface.

Different highlights incorporate better help for genuine remote headphones, since Bluetooth LE Audio permits every individual headphone to keep up with its own different association with the source gadget. Furthermore, it's likewise trusted that, consolidated, all LE Audio's elements will act as a gigantic advantage for future portable hearing assistants.

Between Bluetooth LE Audio, and Qualcomm's as of late reported aptX Lossless norm, Bluetooth sound looks set to move forward in the months to come. In any case, what's right now hazy is whether we'll have to purchase altogether new gadgets to partake in the advantages. The Bluetooth SIG's site takes note of that a few existing gadgets could be able to be refreshed to help Bluetooth LE Audio (and early help for the standard is as of now accessible in Android 13's beta), yet I suspect that the vast majority won't benefit until they purchase updated equipment.