Category: AI & Bots
BYOD in the hybrid era: rethinking “bring your own device” policies for a secure, flexible workplace
American companies have invested billions in AI initiatives – but have basically nothing to show for it
Report claims 95% of companies have nothing to show for their AI investments Only 5% have successfully deployed AI tools at scale Workers prefer ChatGPT to custom AI New data from MIT’s NANDA (Networked Agents and Decentralized AI) initiative has claimed that although US companies have invested $35-40 billion in generative AI tools, an overwhelming…
I compared ChatGPT-5 Pro with ChatGPT-5 – and there’s a reason it’s $200
ChatGPT 5 Pro is the muscle car engine of OpenAI’s new line of GPT-5 AI models for ChatGPT. Unlike the standard versions, Pro is designed to think deeper, write longer, research harder, and generally behave like it’s worth the $200 a month necessary to use it. The GPT-5 Pro model has more computational power behind…
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Claude Can Now End Harmful Chats
Anthropic has announced a new protective measure for Claude and Claude users: the ability to end the most extreme, harmful chats—or respond to a user’s request to end a conversation. The company states that it’s not something that many users will likely see, even in cases where very controversial topics are discussed. This ability comes…
People are using ChatGPT to summarize fiction – and it’s everything wrong with AI
Every morning, I browse the internet looking for clever ways people are using AI to achieve their goals. While I often find impressive use cases like “This ChatGPT prompt ‘unlocks 100% of GPT-5’s power’”, this morning I stumbled across someone using ChatGPT to summarize book chapters. Now, summarization tools are nothing new; in fact, some…
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Ensuring resilience in the IoT revolution
In recent years, we have seen significant growth in the number of IoT (Internet of Things) devices, and the trend shows no sign of slowing down, with researchers estimating there could be 40 billion IoT devices by the end of 2030. Our daily lives now rely on connected devices like smart TVs, smartwatches and smart…
Google Flight Deals is basically an AI travel agent for finding your next trip
Google’s new Flight Deals uses AI to find trips based on conversational requests It uses Gemini 2. 5 to interpret descriptions of feelings and vague time frames to compile deals Flight Deals is rolling out in beta across the U. S…. Check out the original article: [Techradar.Com] Google Flight Deals is basically an AI travel…
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