Samsung, Google, Microsoft and more in today’s top tech stories for December 26, 2023.
Author: Ivy Wu
Ivy Wu
Ivy Wu was a media reporter at btw media. She graduated from Korea University with a major in media and communication, and has rich experience in reporting and news writing.
Explore OpenAI’s strategic moves with billion-dollar valuation pursuits, chip ventures, and Microsoft’s role. Join the discussion on the future of AI innovation.
Apple’s AI negotiations with news outlets face publisher hesitation, as concerns rise over media independence and potential market risks.
Apple’s next-gen CarPlay offers unique displays for Porsche and Aston Martin, enhancing data privacy in connected cars.
Samsung’s self-repair initiative aims to reduce e-waste, but introduces challenges as users navigate complex repairs.
The fashion industry is on the verge of complete digitization, optimizing production and enhancing sustainability with cutting edge XR tech.
Apple’s smartwatch sales halted amid patent dispute. Masimo alleges infringement, raising concerns about health tech innovation and global economic consequences.
When Imran Khan used an AI voice to campaign from jail, we need to ask about the delicate balance between control and freedom of speech.
Tang Xiaoou, who died suddenly in December 2023, was a visionary proponent of AI facial recognition technology, especially in China.
How can AI-driven news collaboration overcome the financial, ethical, and cultural challenges of this kind of partnership?
Key tips for smart tech shopping: evaluate personal needs, stay updated on tech advancements, and balance eco-consciousness with budgeting.
In a conference in Beijing, one academic revealed how China could solve the AI chip shortage, by overcoming Moore’s Law.