As the former AI Editor for Tom's Guide, Ryan wielded his vast industry experience with a mix of skepticism and enthusiasm, unpacking the complexities of AI in a way that could almost make you forget about the impending robot takeover.
When not begrudgingly penning his own bio - a task so disliked he outsourced it to an AI - Ryan deepens his knowledge by studying astronomy and physics, bringing scientific rigour to his writing.
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Luma Labs has added new features to its Dream Machine AI video platform including the ability to loop a 5 second clip.

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Meta says its newly updated MetaAI complete with Llama 3.1 405b will have more users than ChatGPT by the end of the year.

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I put Google Gemini against Microsoft Copilot to see which could provide the best analysis of the CrowdStrike Global IT outage.

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Claude is an impressive artificial intelligence and with the addition of a new Android app, Anthropic has placed this power in your hand. Here are some ideas to get started.

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Apple's latest open-source model is relatively small and competes in terms of capability with similar models from Meta and Google.

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OpenAI’s ChatGPT can create compelling story ideas and artwork using its DALL-E 3 model so I decided to see if it can create comic book ideas and cover art.

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OpenAI is expected to start making GPT-4o Advanced Voice available to a limited number of users in the next couple of weeks to ‘gather feedback’ and test its capabilities.

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CrowdStrike is a cybersecurity company providing threat intelligence services to some of the largest companies and organizations in the world.

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OpenAI is releasing a smaller version of its multimodal GPT-4o model today, promising it will be cheaper and faster to run.

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Artificial intelligence is helping scammers put out deep fake commercials that are harder to spot — but there are always telltale signs.
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Haiper now lets you create videos starting at eight seconds and extendable in four-second segments with the new Haiper 1.5 model.

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OpenAI has published two new longer-form AI videos generated entirely using Sora but is the company at risk of falling behind?

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Midjourney style references are incredibly useful for bringing artificially generated images to a new level.

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OpenAI is said to be building a new reasoning model code-named Project Strawberry that can go online to find what it needs for a new task without being asked.

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ChatGPT has some impressive features and getting the most out of it can be a challenge, so I’ve pulled together 7 prompts to test its range of features.

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Anthropic has given its console an overhaul including using the powerful Claude Sonnet 3.5 to power its generations. This is one of the hidden gems of AI.

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OpenAI has a five-step process for achieving AGI including giving it more access to the real world and greater freedom.

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Midjourney is getting close to the release of v6.5 with a range of improvements to realism including skin textures.

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Claude Artifacts are a great way to create simple, fun applications and now Anthropic lets you share your creations with others.

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I put two 'emotional' AI voice bots, Kyutai's Moshi and Hume's EVI in a conversation and one of them started screaming.

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Claude 3.5 Sonnet is an impressive model and with it comes Artifact, a UI feature from Anthropic that lets you run code in the browser. Here are 5 prompts to make games.

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Moshi Chat is built by French AI lab Kyutai and, like GPT-4o advanced voice, is native speech, capable of understanding natural language voice and can be interrupted mid-flow.

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ElevenLabs new Reader app for iPhone now includes several “iconic voices” created in partnership with the estates of the actors and actresses whose voices have been cloned.
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