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TikTok Testing AI-Powered Chatbot for Content Recommendations

TikTok's New Experiment: Tako, the AI Chatbot Popular short-form video service TikTok is developing its own artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot. TikTok is testing a feature called Tako, an AI-powered chatbot designed to provide content recommendations. The Verge reported on the screenshots of this new functionality. Tako is built as an embedded messenger within TikTok, allowing users to ask the chatbot questions on various topics. It...

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Intel Introduces Simplified x86S Architecture for 64-bit Mode

Intel has unveiled the simplified x86S Simplification processor architecture, which operates exclusively in 64-bit mode and does not support outdated concepts. Support for 16-bit and 32-bit operating systems has been discontinued, but they can still be run through virtualization. The ability to run 32-bit applications within a 64-bit OS environment will be preserved. Direct 64-bit Mode Initialization Processors with the new architecture will...

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Microsoft Learns to Scan Password-Protected Archives for Viruses

Cloud Services by Microsoft now scan the contents of password-protected zip archives for malicious software. Archiving files in zip format has long been used by malicious actors to conceal viruses distributed over the Internet. However, Microsoft seems to have found a way to bypass this protection and scan files for malware. While some users had suspected this, it came as a surprise to security researcher Andrew Brandt. He had been archiving...

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Unreal Engine 5.2: Improved Lighting and Geometry Systems, Enhanced Ray Tracing, and More!

Epic Games has announced the release of the public version of Unreal Engine 5.2. The latest edition of the software boasts an updated lighting system called Lumen, an improved set of tools for freezing prevention, and a refined version of the Nanite geometry. Enhanced Lighting System: Lumen The Unreal Engine 5.2 comes with an experimental Precomputed PSO Caching system, which was first introduced in version 5. This system, aimed at reducing...

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Why It's Important to Purchase Licensed Software

Risks of Using Unlicensed Software 1. Legal and Administrative Liability Using unlicensed software violates copyright laws, and the developer's rights are protected, similar to a writer's copyright. If violations are discovered, a company can face administrative or criminal charges, fines, and equipment confiscation. 2. Issues with Software Functionality Unlicensed software copies may contain technical errors and viruses. Companies using...

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Windows 11 Introduces Chatbot Based on ChatGPT and Tabs in Notepad

Windows 11 has been making efforts to transition users to its platform since the summer of 2022. However, for those who have grown fond of Windows 10 and are reluctant to switch to the "raw" OS, Microsoft has introduced something new and innovative. Six months ago, the first functional update called "Moments" was released, and in March of this year, developers presented another update called Moment 2. Keeping the suspense around updates is...

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Android 14 Beta 1: What's New and How to Install

Introduction After two developer preview releases in February and March, Google has officially launched the first public beta version of Android 14. This means that you can easily test the new features if you have a compatible device. Device Compatibility The following phones are compatible: Google Pixel 4a (5G), Pixel 5, Pixel 5a, Pixel 6, Pixel 6 Pro, Pixel 6a, Pixel 7, and Pixel 7 Pro. If you own one of these models, simply go to the...

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Microsoft's Plan to Modernize its OS: Windows 12

Microsoft is diligently working on upgrading its future operating system, with a focus on artificial intelligence and enhanced security. Windows 12 aims to bring significant updates to the platform, integrating AI, faster updates, and improved security. On the Path to a More Modern OS Although Microsoft abandoned Windows 10X in 2021, an lightweight version of its OS designed for less powerful machines, the company hasn't completely given up on...

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Adobe's Firefly AI Revolutionizes Video Editing with Artificial Intelligence

Adobe is poised to revolutionize video editing with its artificial intelligence (AI) technology, Firefly AI. The generative AI developed by Adobe will soon assist video editors in creating background music and sound effects. Firefly AI, unveiled last month, aims to enrich Adobe's suite of tools, including the indispensable Photoshop, by generating images based on requests, retouching photos on demand, and creating custom typography. However, Adobe...

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Google releases Chrome update to fix new zero-day vulnerability

Second zero-day vulnerability fixed in less than a year Google has just released a new update for its web browser, Chrome, to address a new zero-day vulnerability that is actively being exploited. This is the second zero-day vulnerability that the company has fixed in its browser in less than a year. The new vulnerability, named CVE-2023-2136, is actively being exploited by hackers, according to a security bulletin published by the...

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