AI breakthroughs could come via bee brain, scientists say

The brain of bees could help to take AI systems to the next level, according to scientists in the U.K. The team at the University of Sheffield has conducted a study that it says reveal the underlying mechanisms that drive the creature’s”remarkable” decision-making capabilities, which could be transferred to AI technologies, the BBC reported. Using…

Twitter goes after Threads, threatens to sue

With Meta’s new Threads app having picked up 30 million users on its first day, it’s little wonder Twitter is upset. In fact, it’s so put out by Meta’s very similar app that it’s now threatening to sue the company, accusing it of violating Twitter’s intellectual property rights. In a letter from Twitter to Meta…

Is a Roku Smart Home Subscription worth it?

Roku has started branching out into the smart home market, offering a variety of cameras, sensors, and other gadgets to help keep your home safe. The products are usable without a subscription, but opting for one of two Roku Smart Home Subscriptions will get you a few premium security features. However, not every home needs…

Instagram Threads: what you need to know, and how to sign up

Instagram Threads is the latest social media app to hit the scene — and it’s a fascinating one. There have been countless Twitter alternatives trying to make a name for themselves. From Bluesky, Mastodon, and others, there’s no shortage of “Twitter killers.” But Instagram Threads could be different. Why? Instagram Threads has the backing of Meta…

OpenAI building new team to stop future AI going rogue

If the individuals who are at the very forefront of artificial intelligence technology are commenting about the potential catastrophic effects of highly intelligent AI systems, then it’s probably wise to sit up and take notice. Just a couple of months ago, Geoffrey Hinton, a man considered as one of the “godfathers” of AI for his…

Twitter CEO breaks silence on platform’s reading caps

Twitter’s recently appointed CEO Linda Yaccarino has commented for the first time on the platform’s controversial decision to impose temporary reading limits on its users. Tweeting on Tuesday, Yaccarino strongly backed the action, describing it as a “big move” and “meaningful.” Yaccarino wrote: “When you have a mission like Twitter — you need to make…