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Google launched an AI chatbot model known as ‘Gemini’— the most ambitious effort yet to compete in the rapidly growing field of Generative AI.

Radiologists can harness the transformative power of artificial intelligence (AI) in healthcare, particularly in radiology, where AI is revolutionizing diagnostic processes.

Scientists have highlighted the potential of emojis to raise awareness and foster appreciation for the diversity of life on Earth in an increasingly digitized world.

Two years ahead of global predictions, China has started to roll out the world's fastest and the most advanced internet network.

Tesla is set to release its 2023 holiday update next week, featuring several notable changes. A notable enhancement now allows Tesla vehicles to automatically dial 911 when airbags deploy in the event of a crash. The update also includes support for Apple Podcasts, Bluetooth headset compatibility with rear screens, an enhanced version of park assistance with 3D visuals, and new blind spot indicators. The addition of Apple Podcasts complements the existing Apple Music integration introduced last year. Tesla owners will now be able to sync podcasts with their Apple devices.

In response to the evolving situation in the region and the declaration of war between Gaza and Israel, Google and Apple have temporarily disabled live traffic updates in Maps and Waze for citizens in both locations.

In a swift follow-up to the recent iOS 17.2 update, Apple has rolled out the iOS 17.2.1 software update for iPhone XS and newer models. This update focuses on enhancing security measures and addressing various bugs identified in the previous version.

By 2025, the AI market is projected to swell to a $190 billion industry. In the UAE alone, spending on AI is expected to record a CAGR of 25.2%, increasing from $76.6 million in 2019 to $368.3 million by 2025, according to market studies.

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has been selected to chair the Cloud Computing Working Group of the World Bank, highlighting the nation's significant strides in digital transformation.

The  popular messaging app Telegram has been found to leak users' IP addresses  during voice calls, according to security researcher Denis Simonov.