Archive for March 2023
Tech News : Intel Founder and Mooreās Law Creator Dies
Gordon Moore, the co-founder of Intel Corp, predictor of home computing, and the creator of āMooreās Lawā has died at the age of 94. Intel Corporation In July 1968, Gordon Moore famously co-founded Intel Corporation with Robert Noyce, who had previously co-founded Fairchild Semiconductor. Moore saw an opportunity to create a new company focused on…
Read MoreTech Insight : ChatGPT Unleashed To Access The Web Via Plugins
Conversational chatbot ChatGPTās creators OpenAI have announced that ChatGPT will now be able to use plugins to improve its capabilities and outputs. Plugins Coming To ChatGPTĀ Itās been announced thatĀ OpenAI will beĀ āgraduallyāĀ enabling ChatGPT to use plugins for certain groups ofĀ ChatGPT users to begin with, starting with ChatGPT Plus subscribers. Itās also beginning to roll…
Read MoreFeatured Article : Working Trends And The Effects Of AI
In this article, we look at how generative AI could change work and jobs going forwards, plus how it could help businesses adopt new work trends such as a 4-day week. The Rise Of Artificial Intelligence (AI) ā A TimelineĀ AI has been many decades in the making. For example, the field of AI was…
Read MoreTech News : World Backup Day Is An Important Reminder
World Backup Day founder, Ismail Jadun, has said that March 31 willĀ āwill make everyone think about their situation, learn about the various options and get their files backed upā.Ā World Backup DayĀ World Backup Day, first celebrated in 2011, is an annual event (taking place on March 31) thatās dedicated to raising awareness about the…
Read MoreTech-Trivia : Did You Know?
Further to the news that Gordon Moore, co-founder of Intel, died last week, itās a reminder that also last-week-in-history (22 March 1993), Intel announced it would be shipping its Pentium microprocessor. This was the successor to the Intel 486, and it was a massive undertaking that involved thousands of engineers and scientists, and it took…
Read MoreSecurity Stop-Press : Fake ChatGPT Google Extension Can Hijack Facebook Accounts
Guardio Labs researchers have reported finding a copy of the āChatGPT for Googleā open-source extension that is capable of covert malicious action such as hijacking Facebook accounts. The researchers say that the fake extension, which was downloaded over 9000 times before its removal from the Google Chrome Store, abuses the Chrome Extension API to obtain…
Read MoreTech News : Microsoft 365 Gets ChatGPT Technology Called āCopilotā
Microsoft has announced that it is to help users save time and increase productivity by embedding its AI chatbot āCopilotā into popular Microsoft 365 apps. Embedded In Popular AppsĀ Microsoft says that the Copilot chatbot has been embedded in the popular Microsoft 365 apps ā Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, Teams. Like Chat GPT, Copilot is…
Read MoreFeatured Article : ChatGPT-3(4…5…?) : What’s Going On?
Following the news that Microsoft will soon be integrating Copilot, an AI large language model (LLM) like the one behind ChatGPT, into Microsoft 365, we look at how this will help businesses, what OpenAIās GPT-4 will bring, and Googleās response. CopilotĀ Microsoft announced last week that it will soon be adding Copilot to Microsoft365. Copilot…
Read MoreTech News : Dept. Of Health Spent More On iPhones Than Defibrillators
The UK government Department of Health (DOH) is facing criticism over a report that says it spent more on new Apple iPhones than it did on defibrillators last year. Ā£1.5 Million Spent On iPhones For Whitehall StaffĀ The report from the Mirror newspaper highlighted how, in 2022, the DOH spent Ā£1.5 million buying iPhones for…
Read MoreTech Insight : What is GPL And How Does It Affect Businesses?
In this insight, we look at what GPL is, how it relates to the right to repair, and how businesses can be affected if other businesses donāt fulfil their obligation under GPL. General Public License (GPL)Ā The General Public License (GPL) is a widely used open-source software license that grants users the right to use,…
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