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Netflix opens mobile game studio in Helsinki

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Netflix opened a second mobile game studio in Helsinki, Finland, as the entertainment company pushes further into gaming

CTA: Gamers have diverse tastes, but most play to escape

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The CTA's latest report finds that the expanding population of gamers has broad tastes, though most are playing to escape

A new ‘common sense’ test for AI could lead to smarter machines

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Today’s AI systems are quickly evolving to become humans’ new best friend. We now have AIs that can concoct award-winning whiskey, write poetry, and help doctors perform extremely precise surgical operation

Synthetic data is the safe, low-cost alternative to real data that we need

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Babies learn to talk from hearing other humans — mostly their parents — repeatedly produce sounds. Slowly, through repetition and discovering patterns, infants start connecting those sounds to meaning. 

Major Audacity update makes it a much better audio production tool

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Audacity is best known as a free app to do quick audio edits and record audio, but the latest update makes it more viable as a full on production tool, parent Muse Group has announced.

Napster names ex-Roblox music exec as CEO

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Napster has named former Roblox music executive Jon Vlassopulos as Napster's new CEO

iPhone 15 ‘Ultra’ could replace next year’s Pro Max model

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 The company could call its largest and most expensive device in 2023 the iPhone 15 Ultra instead of the iPhone 15 Pro Max

Why marketers need to jump on the AI bandwagon

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Automations created by AI and ML present many business opportunities that marketers must start taking advantage of

The real opportunity in creative AI: Deepening human creativity

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The real opportunity in creative, generative AI is in deepening human creativity; the question is who will seize the opportunity

Apple Pay Later may not arrive until next year due to ‘technical and engineering’ setbacks

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Apple Pay Later may not arrive until next spring, according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman. As you may recall, Apple announced the buy now, pay later feature at WWDC 2022

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