Category: AI & Bots
How to create engaging presentations using AI in Adobe Acrobat
If you’ve ever opened a PDF report, pulled out a few stats, and then lost an hour trying to turn them into something PowerPoint-shaped, you’re not alone. The good news is that with the launch of the new Generate Presentation tool, Adobe Acrobat now has a genuinely useful “bridge” between research and presentation. Now, you…
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OpenAI is testing a $100-a-month version of ChatGPT — and it finally fills a big gap
ChatGPT’s enormous global user base has created infrastructure demands that far exceed subscription income OpenAI’s rising compute and energy expenses are pushing the company to explore ads and new revenue models OpenAI is reshaping its business model and strategy to sustain AI access as usage continues to grow OpenAI appears to be developing a new…
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The invisible supply chain inside every mobile app
Every mobile app is assembled from layers of code that most security teams never see: third-party libraries, analytics SDKs, advertising frameworks, open-source packages, and proprietary binaries that arrive pre-compiled. Those apps then run on devices that already contain firmware, chipset software, carrier services, and preinstalled system applications. Each of those components has its own dependencies,…
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‘If AI is the only place people feel heard, that’s a societal problem’ — why one charity is pushing back on mental health chatbots
As we’ve covered before on TechRadar, a growing number of people are turning to AI chatbots like ChatGPT and Gemini for something they were never really designed to do: provide mental health support. According to new research from suicide prevention charity Campaign Against Living Miserably (CALM), around 1 in 4 people in the UK are…
OpenClaw should terrify anyone who thinks AI agents are ready for real responsibility
A Meta executive wanted help cleaning up her inbox and thought the new OpenClaw automated AI agent would be just the trick. For safety’s sake, she made sure to tell it to “confirm before acting” and doing the cleanup. That linguistic child’s lock failed…. Check out the original article: [Techradar.Com] OpenClaw should terrify anyone who…
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Sam Altman says ChatGPT water use claims are ‘completely untrue’ — but admits AI energy use is a concern
Sam Altman dismisses claims about ChatGPT’s water usage as “totally fake” Experts warn that scaling AI infrastructure is driving huge costs and increasing pressure on power, cooling, and resources The real issue isn’t efficiency — it’s whether AI can grow at this scale without serious environmental impact Speaking at an event hosted by The Indian…
OpenAI celebrates 10 years of existence — but how has it lived up to its promise of AGI which ‘benefits all of humanity’?
OpenAI quietly sprung onto the scene 10 years ago, but it would be waiting a while before its meteoric rise to prominence. The pioneering AI company was founded as a non-profit organization in December 2015 by a consortium of tech industry figures, which included Elon Musk, Sam Altman, Ilya Sutskever, and Greg Brockman among others….