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Google Introduces AI Studio: An Easy-to-Use Tool for Building Apps and Chatbots Powered by the Gemini Model

Following the unveiling of its Gemini models last week, Google has now extended the capabilities of Gemini to developers with the launch of several new and improved services. Among these is AI Studio, formerly known as MakerSuite.

October 23 2024

FTC Fines AccessiBe $1 Million for False Advertising

The U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has fined a startup called accessiBe for misleading advertising. The company claimed it could make websites more compatible with screen readers used by blind people to help them access the internet. However, the FTC found that the company’s claims were false. AccessiBe was fined for making false advertisements and for failing to disclose its paid connections to reviewers.

January 4 2025

Nvidia Competitors Shift Focus to Building Alternative Chips for AI Products

Nvidia has been a leader in the AI chip market, with its GPUs being excellent for building powerful AI systems. However, these GPUs are not as efficient when it comes to using AI products in everyday tasks. This gap has opened the door for competitors to develop AI inference chips. These chips are designed to handle the daily operations of AI tools more efficiently and can help reduce the high computing costs associated with generative AI. As AI models become more widespread, the demand for inference chips is increasing. Startups and established chipmakers like AMD and Intel are now offering chips that focus more on inference, targeting a broader range of applications beyond just training.

January 6 2025

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