Dolly, the open source chatbot, has been making a big splash lately. Developed by the AI research group OpenAI, Dolly is a ChatGPT-style AI model that is free, open source, and powerful enough to do things like generate personalized conversations and natural-sounding responses. Chatbots have become increasingly popular in recent years and are being used… Continue reading “A really big deal”—Dolly is a free, open source, ChatGPT-style AI model
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Drinking for Your Health Isn’t Really a Thing, Study Finds
We’ve all heard it—that a few glasses of wine a day could be good for our health. But according to a newly released study, drinking alcohol for health benefits may be a myth. The study, published in the peer-reviewed journal Addiction, analyzed the results of over 57 meta-analyses examining the relationship between alcohol and health.… Continue reading Drinking for Your Health Isn’t Really a Thing, Study Finds
These angry Dutch farmers really hate Microsoft
Angered by what they perceive as the tech giant’s policies on technology innovation, Dutch farmers are taking drastic measures to get the attention of Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella. The farmers have launched a series of protests throughout the Netherlands, bringing along tractors and farm animals to drive home their dissatisfactions. The farmers have accused Microsoft… Continue reading These angry Dutch farmers really hate Microsoft
Need Windows on a really old PC? New Tiny10 has arrived (complete with tighter security)
Though the PC world has seen vast improvements over the years, modernizing your world rarely means leaving the past behind. Many people have grown fond of their personal computer and have no intention of replacing it. However, with the latest version of Windows, a common snag can arise: your old PC may not have enough… Continue reading Need Windows on a really old PC? New Tiny10 has arrived (complete with tighter security)
Nintendo Switch vs Nintendo Switch Lite: is bigger really better?
When Nintendo released the Switch Lite, many wondered if bigger was better when it comes to the Switch line of consoles. The original Switch console, released in 2017, had a huge fan base and was met with overall praise. However, with the Switch Lite, not only did it get more affordable, but it got smaller,… Continue reading Nintendo Switch vs Nintendo Switch Lite: is bigger really better?
What Twitter’s 200 million email leak really means
Earlier this month, Twitter suffered a major security breach. As many as 200 million user email addresses and phone numbers were exposed when malicious hackers infiltrated the social media site’s internal systems. Although Twitter hasn’t revealed the details of the attack, it is clear that the breach was serious enough to prompt a public warning.… Continue reading What Twitter’s 200 million email leak really means
Fails of 2022: the Nintendo Switch really showed its age
2022 was an interesting year for the gaming industry. Many gamers have been eagerly awaiting the arrival of the new generation of consoles, but for the Nintendo Switch, 2022 was a year of disappointment. The Nintendo Switch was first released in 2017, so it was entering its fifth year when 2022 came around. But, despite… Continue reading Fails of 2022: the Nintendo Switch really showed its age
Are smart speakers really safe for children?
At the time of their launch, smart speakers such as the Amazon Echo and Google Home, were praised for their convenience and usefulness. However, with the rapid adoption of these devices, concerns about their safety for children have arisen. In most cases, these issues have to do with privacy and security. Smart speakers have microphones… Continue reading Are smart speakers really safe for children?