Articles by Isaiah Richard
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Twitter Subscriptions to Maximize Creator Monetization, Elon Musk Claims It Won’t Charge For Now
Twitter is piloting its new feature to maximize content creators' monetization via its new Subscriptions.
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Amazon Releases Generative AI Suite, Titan and Bedrock, Soon Coming to AWS
Amazon's latest take on generative AI centers on Titan and Bedrock for its famed web services. A new competitor entered the AI market now, and it is the famed Big Tech and e-commerce company, Amazon, featuring the Titan and Bedrock large language models (LLMs).
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ASUS ROG Phone 7 Launch: Here Are the Exciting Smartphone, Gaming Features Announced —Worth It?
The ASUS ROG Phone 7 is here to bring the latest there is to smartphone gaming. ASUS launches the ROG Phone 7 today, and it delivers on the company's promise of the latest and most capable device in gaming present in the world.
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FTX Regains Lost $7.3B Funds, May be Looking to Restart the Crypto Exchange Platform
FTX's critical condition when it filed for bankruptcy may have found its answer to its problems.
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Top 5 Best Monitoring Software Companies in 2023
Drive your business to growth and monetization with companies created to help you. The digital age has shown us that anybody can put up any service as a startup.
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‘Diablo 4’ Battle Pass, Character Level Will Take a Long Time to Complete says Game Associate Director
Diablo 4 will not be a walk in the park, and you will need time and effort to complete aspects of it.
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Chipotle is Going Electric, Leaving Behind Gas Grills with 100 New Branches by 2024
Going electric is the way to go, but not only for ICE cars, also for Chipotle's grills. Say goodbye to the good old days of gas-powered flame grillers from Chipotle, as the company revealed its plans to go electric with its 100 new branches in the country.
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Ethereum is Upgrading to Shapella after Merger, to Allow Withdrawing Staked Ether Soon
It is not an end of an era for the Ethereum blockchain, but an upgrade with Shapella. Ethereum is scheduled for its much-awaited upgrade this April 12, and it marks a new beginning of the second highest-ranked cryptocurrency in the market with its merger with Shapella.
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Intel, ARM to Bring New Smartphone Processors to Power Your Devices—What to Expect
Intel is ramping up its development of smartphone processors, enlisting ARM's help. A new smartphone processor is coming from a renowned semiconductor chip company, Intel, which recently partnered with ARM to bring life to handheld mobile devices.
New York Robocops: NYPD, City Government Introduces New 400-lbs. Robots to Patrol the Streets
NYC and NYPD is ramping up against crimes with its new robot patrol. "Robocop" was set in 2043, but 20 years earlier (which is the present world we live in), New York is introducing a new fleet of robots to aid the New York Police Department (NYPD) in making the streets safer.
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Elon Musk AI: New Claims CEO Purchased 10,000 GPUs Over at Twitter to Compete with OpenAI’s GPT-4
There are reports that Musk is looking to compete against OpenAI with a new generative AI tech. A new development over at Twitter brings new information behind alleged plans to create a new generative AI, with Elon Musk purchasing over 10,000 GPUs for the company's latest project.
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Top 5 Reasons to Hire a Red Teaming Services Provider Now
Red Teaming services are significantly important in today's digital age to help equip your business with the right protection you need.
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‘The Last of Us’ Season 2: Will Pedro Pascal’s Joel See Plot Changes? Showrunner Gives Input
Would a revision in The Last of Us series' Season 2 be acceptable to the gaming community? With the recent end of "The Last of Us" series on HBO, many fans have several guesses on how it would turn out in Season 2, particularly for those who already know what happens in the game's Part 2.
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Artifact, an AI-driven News Aggregator app from Instragram Creators, is Looking Similar to Reddit
Artifact is one of the up and coming platforms now, but is looking familiar to Reddit. The up-and-coming app from Instagram creators, Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger, Artifact, is now available under a beta testing experience for those granted a pass on the waitlist.
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Rules for AI? US Wants Your Suggestions on Creating Regulations for AI Models Including ChatGPT and MORE
AI regulation is coming, and the US government is now asking for your input on what to add to its regulations.
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Used EV Car Sales are Rising as Prices Go Down—Should You Buy Brand New or Secondhand?
If you are tight on the budget but wants to change into clean energy, the used EV market is now growing.
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Google TV Expands Live TV Channel Lineup, with as much as 800 Free Programs to Watch
Live TV streaming expands as Google adds more channels for users to enjoy. Live TV was previously massive on cable or satellite but then came streaming and it almost took over the entire media industry, but the likes of Google TV are making it available again through its internet-based platform.
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Apple’s Beta Software Installer is now Available on macOS, watchOS to Verify Apple ID
There is a new method for Apple's Beta Software installer that will verify one's account before installing.
Sal Khan GPT-4: AI is Ready to Revolutionize Learning Institutions, For Khan Academy?
AI and Humans to work together in delivering education, particularly with GPT-4 says Sal Khan. Salman Khan recently appeared at a summit and talked about the emergence of AI in the tech industry, but instead of talking about its disadvantages, the tech executive praised its development and said GPT-4 is ready to be a tutor.
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National Submarine Day: A Commemoration of the First Modern Sub of the US Navy
Life under water is not easy, especially for those living in submarines for long times. It may not be known to many, but April 11 is designated as the National Submarine Day, as more than 120 years ago on the same day, the United States Navy purchased its first modern sub for its fleet.
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'ChaosGPT', the New AI Bot, Aims for Global Dominance and Destroying Humanity as per its Tweets
A new AI bot is hell bent on destroying humanity and makes it known via tweets. A new AI-powered bot which is called "ChaosGPT" is now letting the world know of its plans to destroy humanity and dominate the world via its tweet updates to the public.
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Tesla Faces Lawsuit in California for Employee Access on Cabin Camera, Sharing its Videos Internally
Tesla is now facing a lawsuit from California owners of the EV for the alleged employee access to cabin camera files.
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Chevrolet Blazer EV SS Shows its 557hp Power on the Daytona International Speedway
Chevy's Blazer EV SS brings a roaring 557 horsepower to those that have the need for speed. EVs prove to be sporty and powerful vehicles in the market, minus the noisy and carbon-emitting engine ICE cars have, with the Chevrolet Blazer EV SS proving it on the Daytona International Speedway.
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Apple MacBook Air 2023: 15-Inch Displays Reportedly Under Production, M3 Chip to Power It—When?
The MacBook Air with a larger display is coming, packed with the latest chip says the reports. Apple's lightweight contender for its famed laptop computer lineup, the MacBook Air, is allegedly getting a larger screen with as much as 15 inches of display that is currently under production for its upcoming delivery.
Twitter Circle is Broken, Showing Tweets to Random People Not on the List—New Privacy Issue?
Twitter Circle is seeing a massive issue as it shows tweets to people not on the list. A new issue with Twitter recently arose, as users report that the close friends feature of the platform, Twitter Circle, is broken and shows tweets to random people who are not part of the list.
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‘Tekken 8’ Adding Two New Features in Upcoming Game, As Confirmed by Katsuhiro Harada
Tekken 8 will bring two new features to the upcoming fighting game. The renowned arcade fighting series, "Tekken 8," is now seeing a major buzz in the gaming industry, as top boss Katsuhiro Harada is confirming two features to come with the game, one that gamers have requested for a long time.
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Apple iPhone 15 Pro to Feature Thinner Bezels in new Display Leak—Will it Come?
A new leaker claims that the iPhone 15 Pro will have thinner bezels from previous releases. Massive leaks are on for Apple's upcoming flagship smartphone, the iPhone 15 Pro, but one of the most definitive information behind the device's development is its display, particularly with thinner bezels.
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Twitter Changes NPR's Labels Again, Now Branded as 'Government-Funded' Media from 'State-affiliated'
NPR saw a massive changes to its label on Twitter, as portrayed by the company. The National Public Radio, a state-funded independent platform, claims its reporters, are seeing a new label on Twitter as part of their verification, with a change from "US state-affiliated" to now "Government-funded.
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Advanced AIs Might Infiltrate 2024 US Elections, Experts Warn of its Impact
The 2024 US elections is coming, and it might be plagued by AIs, deepfakes, and more claims experts.
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Apple Safari: ‘StopTheFonts’ Extension Brings Better Speed, Privacy, and MORE
This new Safari extension aims to bring you better experiences on the browser, centering on privacy.
