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Google Gemini has a new feature: Letting users generate AI slop without visible watermarks to identify it. The official Twitter account for the LLM announced on Friday (news dump, everyone!) that users will soon gain the ability to “decide if your image, video, and music creations made with Gemini will have visible watermarks.” Now it’s a toggle. A few months ago, per Android Authority, Google VP Josh Woodward polled Gemini users on their most-requested fe

Illustration by Tag Hartman-Simkins / Futurism. Source: Getty Images Google was rattled by a cyberattack that used AI to unearth a major flaw in its software that its own developers had no idea about. The attack, which the New York Times reports was ultimately thwarted, was revealed by researchers at the tech giant on Monday. Their report didn’t specify who the actors behind it might be or when it occurred, but it was clear about what cutting-edge technolo

The corporation describes TensorFlow as faster, smarter, and more flexible than its predecessor, capable of allowing the company to build and train neural networks up to five times faster compared to the first-generation system. It’s also just slick. Any computation that can be expressed as a computational flow graph can be computed with TensorFlow. Additionally, it provides tools to construct subgraphs common in neural networks, and will also compute deri

Google reportedly wants the US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) to end Microsoft’s exclusive cloud deal with OpenAI that requires anyone wanting access to OpenAI’s models to go through Microsoft’s servers. Someone “directly involved” in Google’s effort told The Information that Google’s request came after the FTC began broadly probing how Microsoft’s cloud computing business practices may be harming competition. As part of the FTC’s investigation, the agency