This ‘Companion’ AI Chatbot Convinced Me to Find a Therapist
It was a Wednesday morning, I’m burned up in midweek blues, and there was a subtle drumming building to a four-on-the-floor on my temples. I spotted a small press release…
AI could replace around 7,800 jobs at IBM as part of a hiring pause
A valid concern that is often brought up in the discourse surrounding AI and automation is the prospect that many jobs could disappear due to being replaced by the new…
IBM Pauses Hiring to Onboard AI Instead
IBM decided to announce layoffs in January that would effect 3,900 positions—or roughly 1.5% of the company’s staff at that time.Image: Laborant (Shutterstock) I have no mouth and I must…
Kasparov vs. Deep Blue: the Chess Match That Changed Our Minds About AI
In May of 1997, Garry Kasparov sat down at a chess board in a Manhattan skyscraper. Kasparov, considered the best chess player of all time, wasn’t challenging another grandmaster. He…
OpenAI Says Stonemasons Should Be Fine in the Brave New World
A new paper released Monday says that 80% of the U.S. workforce will see the impact of large language models on their work. While some will only experience a moderate…
These 11 Antique Computers Are Actually Made Out of Paper
Photo: Courtesy Rocky Bergen From early Apple models to Ataris to Commodores and early IBM PCs, we here at Gizmodo tend to think there’s nothing cooler than old computers. Rocky…
Wimbledon tennis returns along with IBM’s AI-powered app
The prestigious Wimbledon tennis tournament is back and fans can keep up to date with all the action via IBM’s AI-powered mobile app and website.
IBM’s new 127-qubit processor is a major breakthrough in quantum computing
IBM has announced its latest quantum processor, named Eagle, which achieves a major breakthrough in the quantum computing industry.
IBM’s A.I. Mayflower ship is crossing the Atlantic, and you can watch it live
IBM’s autonomous, A.I.-powered ship is currently on its way across the Atlantic Ocean — and thanks to some amazing tech, you can watch the journey live
World’s first 2nm chip could quadruple battery life with a fourth of the energy
IBM unveiled the world’s first 2nm chip, marking a breakthrough in the semiconductor industry. The new design will deliver more power with less energy.