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The new 4o Image Generation feature from OpenAI allows users to convert images into diverse art styles, like Marvel and Simpsons. This functionality has contributed to a significant increase in ChatGPT users, surpassing 150 million weekly for the ...

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Apple is reportedly evaluating an OLED display for the upcoming iPad Mini, expected to launch in 2026. This shift from LCD could enhance visual quality, aligning with plans to incorporate OLED technology in other models like the iPad Air.

A LinkedIn user "tested whether ChatGPT could generate an Aadhaar card" and got shocking results. Here's how you can differentiate between real and fake government ID.

The Poco C71, launching on April 8 for 6,499 (4GB) and 7,499 (6GB), features a 6.88-inch HD+ display, 5,200mAh battery, and IP52 rating. It offers expandable storage and will compete with Samsung Galaxy M05 and Infinix Smart 9 HD.

Trump's tariffs could raise iPhone prices by 30% to 43%, with high-end models potentially costing nearly $2,300. Apple may struggle to pass on costs to consumers. Following the tariff announcement, Apple shares dropped 9.3%, marking the steepest ...

Since its launch, ChatGPT's GPT-4o image generator has created over 700 million images, often in Studio Ghibli styles. However, misuse has surfaced, with fake Aadhaar cards appearing online, raising concerns about AI's potential threats despite ...

AI models have already passed the Turing test, blurring the line between human and machine-generated output.