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Google to let Android users search for anything seen in photos or videos

Google announced some new features for its Google Lens tool, as well as the launch of Bard, which will compete with ChatGPT. According to the company, Android users will be able to recognise and search for anything they see in photos or videos shared by others or seen on websites and apps. This appears to be quite interesting and beneficial. The search engine behemoth has confirmed that the feature will be available in the coming months. Everything you need to know about it is right here. Google Lens makes it…

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Newly launched AI-powered creator tech venture to focus on creator economy

As many sectors around the world suffered as a result of Covid restrictions and the Russia-Ukraine war, the creator economy accelerated. The size of the country’s creator economy has surpassed Rs 1,000 crore and shows no signs of slowing. Anish Mehta, Founder of Animeta said, “India alone has around 755 million social media users and about 80 million content creators, of which less than 0.2% are able to monetize their content. Animeta aims to bridge this gap through its creator tech platform & be the enabler who empowers a vast…

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Google’s BARD provided inaccurate information

BARD developed by Google Inc in order to take on Open AI’s ChatGPT delivered inaccurate information in its promotional video.During regular trading hours on February 8, the company’s shares fell 7.8 percent on the Nasdaq exchange, and after-hours trading was largely flat. Reuters discovered the error just hours before Bard’s launch event in Paris. The chatbot responds to a question about what to tell a 9-year-old about new discoveries from the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) in the video, saying that the JWST was used to take pictures of a…

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ChatGPT Vs Google Bard

Google, one of Microsoft’s main competitors, has made its chatbot ‘Bard public in response to ChatGPT. Bard, is a language model chatbot built on Google’s LaMDA (Language Model for Dialogue Applications) technology, which was previously only available to a select few through their AI Test Kitchen program. ChatGPT has created quite a stir in the tech industry since its release as a free research preview. It had such a large impact that Google declared it a ‘code red’ internally. OpenAI, the creator of ChatGPT, has also altered many people’s perceptions…

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Microsoft Corp revamps its Bing search engine and Edge web browser with artificial intelligence

Microsoft Corp said on Tuesday that it is revamping its Bing search engine and Edge web browser with artificial intelligence, in one of its biggest efforts yet to lead a new wave of technology and reshape how people gather information. Microsoft is betting billions of dollars on artificial intelligence as it takes on Alphabet Inc’s Google. Working with the startup OpenAI, the company hopes to outperform its competitor and potentially reap large profits from tools that speed up all types of content creation, automating tasks if not jobs themselves. “This…

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Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba-backed Daraz cuts workforce by 11%

Daraz Group, an e-commerce platform owned by Chinese giant Alibaba Group is reducing its workforce by 11% to prepare for the ‘current market reality. Mikkelsen cited a difficult market environment, including a war in Europe, massive supply chain disruptions, soaring inflation, higher taxes, and the removal of essential government subsidies in its markets. The organization is active in Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, and Nepal. Daraz, Pakistan’s largest e-commerce retail platform, was founded in 2012 and purchased by Chinese giant Alibaba (9988.HK) in 2018. It has 100,000 SMEs on its platform in Pakistan….

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Google unveils BARD : The competitor of ChatGPT

Alphabet Inc (GOOGL.O) the parent company of Google, announced on Monday that it will launch a chatbot service and more artificial intelligence for its search engine as well as developers, in response to Microsoft Corp (MSFT.O) in their rivalry to lead a new wave of computing. The news storm reflects how Silicon Valley anticipates massive change from so-called generative AI, technology that can generate prose or other content on command and free up the time of white-collar workers. The rise of ChatGPT, a chatbot from Microsoft-backed OpenAI that could change…

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ChatGPT: A game changer in the tech field

OpenAI launched ChatGPT, a long-form question-answering AI that replies to complex questions in a conversational style. Many users are impressed by its ability to provide human-quality responses, raising the possibility that it could one day disrupt how humans interact with computers and change how information is retrieved. ChatGPT and its various use cases are still a hot topic in the tech world this year. ChatGPT is being hailed as a game changer in education, and it appears that the chatbot is capable of doing a very good job when it…

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SAAB Ends Partnership With India’s Adani Group To Manufacture Gripen E Fighter Jets In India

Swedish defense firm Saab and Indian conglomerate Adani Group, which announced a collaboration to manufacture the Gripen E fighter in India in August 2017, announced that the agreement was no longer proceeding. Mats Palmberg, chairman and managing director of Saab India told that they have decided not to pursue the arrangement with the Adanis.  The business daily reported that the defense ministry is considering original equipment manufacturers’ responses on the issue. Then, it is likely to draw up an acceptance of necessity and then issue a request for proposal. Industry sources…

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Instagram added Do not disturb feature

Instagram just added its own version of ‘Do not disturb,’ with a new feature called ‘quiet mode‘ for users in the United States, United Kingdom, Ireland, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand. The Meta’s newest feature is specifically designed for children, allowing them to take a break from browsing and focus on their studies. The business also stated that it will notify children who spent too much time on the app at night. The feature will disable all notifications, auto-respond to messages, and convert your activity status to ‘in quiet mode’….

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