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Making quality product videos from scratch can be a nightmare, especially on a tight budget. What if an AI could help, complete with ready-made 'recipes' for your shots?
Imagine doubling your investment before the market even opens. That's what happened to those who bet on SK Hynix, the Korean chip giant.
Startups always need money. Sometimes, though, to make the numbers look good for investors, someone has to take a step back. And that's exactly what happened here.
Two of Google's leading AI researchers are heading to Anthropic. It's another sign that the search giant is struggling to keep its best talent in-house.
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Pricing a stock is tricky business, especially when markets are shaky. SK Hynix seems to have a clear plan for its upcoming US move.
We thought we knew Earth's early history pretty well. Turns out, the first 500 million years were far wilder, with cosmic impacts playing a starring role.
Picture America's Founding Fathers drafting the Declaration of Independence with AI. Sounds like a bad sketch, right? Well, it's Google's new ad.
If you thought Figma was just for drawing squares and rectangles, time to rethink that. The latest update turns the creative world's favorite design tool into something far more ambitious: a machine that speaks both the language of design and the language of code.
Everyone's hyping AI as the cure-all for medical breakthroughs, but the Nobel Prize-winning inventor of CRISPR just tapped the brakes. His take? Don't expect AI to replace human ingenuity in science — and it's starting a much bigger conversation about what AI can actually do in biotech.
Zuckerberg just greenlit an app where you can bet on literally anything — elections, sports, the future itself — without wagering actual cash. Think of it as the democracy of prediction markets: all the thrills, none of the financial regret.
While everyone's waiting for Nintendo's next masterpiece, Square Enix decided to play a different game: blending fast-paced combat with an 'HD-2D' aesthetic that makes pixels look like oil paintings. The result? The Adventures of Elliot, an experiment that might just change how we think about adventure games.
