AI tracker: Soon, a new way to search and a digital twin of St Peter's ...
This week, Google Search faced new competition from ChatGPT, an AI-powered tool that enhances web search capabilities. ChatGPT offers users fast and relevant answers by leveraging a natural language interface, providing links to credible web sources. OpenAI described this innovation as a blend of conversational interactions with real-time updates on sports scores, news, stock quotes, and more.
Unlike traditional search engines, ChatGPT encourages users to ask questions in a conversational manner and facilitates follow-up inquiries for a more comprehensive search experience. Premium users can access this feature on desktop and mobile devices.
Digital Twin of St Peter's Basilica
Recently, St Peter's Basilica in the Vatican unveiled its digital twin, a project empowered by artificial intelligence. This reconstruction showcases the basilica's architectural evolution from ancient Roman times to the present day. Utilizing 400,000 drone-captured images, AI meticulously pieced together intricate details of the basilica's structure, artwork, and sculptures.
Starting from 1 December, visitors can explore this digital twin on the website basilicasanpietro.va. The virtual tour offers an immersive experience, allowing individuals to appreciate the basilica's beauty up close. Additionally, tech-enhanced exhibition rooms on-site provide a unique perspective for in-person visitors.
Customizable Themes in Microsoft Outlook
Microsoft Outlook has introduced innovative AI-powered themes that cater to users' individual preferences. Through Themes by Copilot, Outlook users can personalize their experience by creating unique themes that align with their style and interests. This generative AI technology enhances the customization options within the Outlook platform, making it a dynamic and personalized tool for users.
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