Artificial Intelligence
Discover Humanize AI: A Game-Changer in Content Creation
[caption id="" align=“alignnone” width=“1920”] What is Humanize AI? Humanize AI is an online platform and a leading tool that seeks to turn AI-generated text into human-like content. Known as an AI Humanizer or AI to Human Text Converter, this tool is excellent at rewriting text made by AI writers, excluding robotic overtones. Humanize AI’s product is guaranteed to be 100% original, bypassing all AI detection systems available currently. Why Use Humanize AI? The most significant advantage of using Humanize AI is that it can create content that is 100% human and indistinguishable from human writing.
Microsoft CoPilot: Your AI-Powered Business Assistant Now on iOS
TL;DR: Microsoft CoPilot, the new iOS app powered by AI, aims to transform technology interaction by providing a versatile chat assistant with free and premium options, integrated into popular Microsoft 365 apps, making it a valuable tool for businesses and individuals alike Recently, Microsoft released a new iOS app called CoPilot, a powerful AI chatbot that strives to revolutionize how we interact with technology. In its initial release on December 29, 2023, CoPilot is designed to be a versatile AI assistant that can create text, translate languages, and answer questions informally.
Use AI to read paywalled content
Learn about the concept of paywalls, their significance in sustaining quality journalism in the digital age, and legal methods for accessing paywalled content. What is a paywall Various online content providers, particularly publishers, use paywalls to monetize their digital assets. Paywalls restrict free access to a website's content by requiring users to subscribe or pay a fee. Even though paywalls may seem counterintuitive in the vast, free-access world of the internet, they serve a vital purpose for publishers. As a result of the digital revolution, traditional print media and advertising have significantly decreased in revenue, making it difficult for publishers to sustain quality journalism and content creation.
Microsoft releases a news app powered by AI
Everyone is trying to crack the automated news curation field using AI. First, there was Google News, then Apple News and Now Microsoft Hummingbird. Hummingbird is available in the US, and I was able to find the listing in Canada, but I am not allowed to download it. Reports suggest users in Germany, India are not able to download it either. APKMirror has the APK available if you want to install it. Click here. Once you sign in, you choose the categories you are interested in.
Interesting AI missteps that will make you laugh or cry
Here are some awe-inspiring (scary) moments created by AI-powered robots. Is this what Stephen Hawking and Elon Musk are warning the world about? BINA48 Watch Bina 48, a humanoid robot with artificial intelligence, talk to SIRI. 2 minutes into the discussion; she reveals how she would take over the world by controlling nuclear weapons. Tay Twitter Bot <img src="https://ekiledjian2.micro.blog/uploads/2025/cc3d763271.jpg" alt=""> Microsoft tested a Twitter AI robot called Tay. It was designed to be an AI tweeting millennial. Soon after being released, the internet did what it does best and poisoned Tay making it an anti-feminist, Nazi, Holocaust denier.
Microsoft PIX is an AI powered free IOS Camera App
You can download Microsoft PIX from the Apple app store now for free. The claim to fame (according to Microsoft) is that it uses artificial intelligence to take the best possible shot every time without forcing the user to fiddle with any settings. This computer voodoo is possible because the app takes 10 pictures every time you press the shutter button. Some right before you pressed the button and some right after. It uses data from every shot to build the best possible image (Apple's default app also does this very same thing but it seems Microsoft is pushing the technology a little bit more).
Artificial Intelligence will power the future
[caption id="" align=“alignnone” width=“4818”] Image by Tristan Schmurr used under creative commons license [/caption] The world is about to get smarter Ask what artificial intelligence is to someone walking down the street and you will likely hear common names like Cortana, Google now and Siri. Truth is these are not the artificial intelligence systems of the future, they are mere parlour tricks. How many times have you tried to use Siri, got frustrated and just gave up? Future AI will be in the cloud During Apple’s latest keynote speech, they made a big deal about performing “more intelligent” functions directly on your device.
Creators of Siri to launch next generation AI assistant May 9
Siri, Google Now and Cortana launched with great fanfare. We expected great things and for the most part, they are all disappointing. Truth is none of them really lived up to our expectations. The creators of Siri have been hard at work creating the next generation of AI, which they claim will be able to handle much more complex tasks. The new AI will be able to parse natural language queries and will be able to handle chained commands. We expect you will be able to ask it to find a flight Toronto to Los Angeles next Thursday in the afternoon priced between $300-$700.
Demo of Cortana, Microsoft's answer to Siri
We have known that Microsoft's answer to Siri was in the works and code-named Cortana but for the first time, we get a video demo leak. Cortana will be included in Windows Phone 8.1 Since Cortana requires a Microsoft account, it is almost certain that the heavy lifting is being done in the cloud and that it will use its cloud storage infrastructure to move your profile (searches, customizations, etc) between devices. There will be a customization process to ensure Cortana give you the best possible response (as an example what type of restaurants you prefer).