Gemini 2.0, AI Chips, & Vision Pro Updates š
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šæ MAIN CHARACTER
Google's Gemini 2.0 is here, and it's gunning for OpenAI's crown. This next-gen AI model family is packing some serious heat with agent-like capabilities. It can spit out text, images, and speech while juggling multiple input types like a digital octopus. Google's not messing around - they're planning to inject this bad boy into everything from Android Studio to Chrome DevTools. The AI wars are heating up, folks!
š„ SPICY TAKES
- Google's throwing shade at Microsoft, tattling to the FTC that their OpenAI deal is crushing the competition. Apparently, Microsoft's exclusive AI cuddle session is leaving others out in the cold, unable to host OpenAI's latest toys. It's like the cool kids' table of the tech world, and Google's feeling left out.Read more
- The stubborn developer is going extinct! Chat-based programming is the new sheriff in town, and those who can't adapt might find themselves coding dinosaurs. Junior devs, watch out - your traditional career ladder is crumbling faster than a poorly optimized algorithm.Read more
ā”ļø QUICK HITS
- Apple and Broadcom are secretly cooking up an AI chip codenamed "Baltra". Expected to hit mass production by 2026, it's like they're building a time machine for AI processing. The future's so bright, Siri might need shades.Read more
- Vision Pro just got a glow-up with visionOS 2.2. Now you can mirror your Mac screen on a curved, ultra-sharp display up to 10240 x 2880 resolution. It's like having an IMAX theater strapped to your face, but for spreadsheets.Read more
- Voicemod's new Key dongle brings voice changing to console gaming. Now you can sound like Darth Vader while trash-talking on your PS5. May the trolling be with you!Read more
š¤ SHOWER THOUGHT
If AI can now generate text, images, and speech, does that mean our future robot overlords will be triple threats in the entertainment industry?
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