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Google's Latest AI Enhancements

Google’s generative AI tools are getting another boost. Starting this week, the company is rolling out the next-gen version of its Imagen image generator, which reintroduces the ability to generate AI people, and custom chatbots called Gems.

Back in February, Google paused its AI-powered chatbot Gemini’s ability to generate images of people after users complained of historical inaccuracies. Google CEO Sundar Pichai apologized, and Demis Hassabis, the co-founder of Google’s AI research division DeepMind, said that a fix should arrive "in very short order" — within the next couple of weeks. Only certain users -- specifically those signed up for one of Google's paid Gemini plans, Gemini Advanced, Business, or Enterprise -- will regain Gemini's people-generating feature as part of an early access, English-language-only test.

iOS 18.1 and iPadOS 18.1 Updates

The latest iOS 18.1 and iPadOS 18.1 developer betas are here, and they include a few new Apple Intelligence features.

After a long week of coding, you might assume San Francisco's builders would retreat into the Bay Area's mountains, beaches, or vibrant clubbing scene. In the last few years, San Francisco has exploded with AI hackathons. "There's no better place in the world to build the most ambitious project of your life than San Francisco," says Agency AI co-founder Alex Reibman.

Midjourney, the AI image-generating platform that’s reportedly raking in more than $200 million in revenue without any VC investment, is getting into hardware. As for what hardware Midjourney, which has a team of fewer than 100 people, might pursue, there might be a clue in its hiring of Ahmad Abbas in February. Midjourney CEO David Holz is also no stranger to hardware.

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Super Micro stock plunged Wednesday after the company announced it would delay filing its annual report.

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