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Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin ChatGPT, the Microsoft MSFT -backed AI-based chatbot that's taken the world by storm, has become the fastest-growing internet app ever, according to analysts who think the market for generative AI could be "in excess of a trillion dollars." Subscribe now to Forbes' CryptoAsset & Blockchain Advisor and successfully navigate the latest bitcoin and crypto market crash Hype and rampant speculation about what OpenAI's ChatGPT could mean for technology and business and replaced the bitcoin, cryptocurrency and blockchain craze that peaked in late 2021. Now, bitcoin and crypto mogul Justin Sun, the creator of the tron blockchain and cryptocurrency, has proposed a "framework" to provide an "AI-oriented decentralized payment framework" for ChatGPT. It's in a brutal bear market that you need up-to-date information the most! Sign up now for the free CryptoCodex — A daily newsletter for … [Read more...] about ‘In Excess Of A Trillion Dollars’—Bitcoin And Crypto Mogul Reveals Wild ChatGPT Plan

It wasn't easy for Maura Horton to watch her husband, Don, who suffers from Parkinson's disease, struggle to dress himself. "You can't forget that humbling tone when someone is trying to tell you that they're no longer able to do something," she recalls. That tone became the inspiration for MagnaReady, a clothing startup that makes adaptive dress shirts with magnetic closures. The shirts are designed specifically for people with disabilities that cause them to lose mobility. On Tuesday, the company announced a partnership with PVH Corp., one of the world's largest apparel companies. PVH owns iconic brands like Calvin Klein, Tommy Hilfiger, and Van Heusen. Starting this year, MagnaReady's patented technology will replace buttons at some top PVH brands. Although exact terms of the partnership were not disclosed, Horton anticipates that the shirts will soon be available through distributors such as Macy's, JC Penny, and Kohls, likely in time for Father's Day in June. … [Read more...] about How This Adaptive Clothing Startup Scored a Deal With a Billion-Dollar Retailer

Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin In the closing months of 2020 as the horrid lockdowns related to the coronavirus began to ease, the American people started to live again. With restaurants in some cities re-opened for – gasp – actual dining, husbands and wives even started going out to dinner again. Amid this substantial exhale, the cost of babyitting services soared. Not only could babysitters charge more per hour, they could demand more perks while on the job. Was this indicative of “inflation”? Not remotely. If parents are paying more for babysitters, then logic dictates they have fewer dollars for nights out at dinner. Economics is about trade-offs, though you wouldn’t know it from reading the newspapers. A recent Wall Street Journal headline went like this: “Pay Gains Shrink In New Sign Of Easing Inflation.” The assumption made in the headline and in the front-page article’s body was that more money in people’s pockets as it were had been … [Read more...] about Opposite What Economists Believe, Rising Wages Signal Easing Inflation

Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin Just this week the Senate Judiciary Committee posted an ominous message to Ticketmaster regarding their upcoming sale of tickets for Beyoncé. They took to Twitter to say “ We’re watching @Ticketmaster. ” Since when does the legislative branch of government communicate in the same cadence as Tony Soprano? It is as if the Senators don’t believe the free market works. Perhaps that makes sense in today’s Washington D.C. where George Santos inexplicably remains a sitting member of Congress and a certain ex-President is campaigning on a platform that his 2020 election “victory” was stolen. In the land of reality, tickets trade like any items of value. The prices move up and down based upon supply and demand. Those in the know understand that Bruce Springsteen is almost universally regarded as a stellar artist and performer. Along with that reputation is the lesser known truth that demand for his tickets is always high in New … [Read more...] about Happy Valentine’s Day Senator Klobuchar: Bruce Springsteen’s Ticket Prices For His February 14th Show Are Crashing

(Image Courtesy: Activision Blizzard) In an interview with Bloomberg, the head of Microsoft's Xbox division, Phil Spencer, has said that Sony is more interested in talking with regulators than Microsoft over the Activision Blizzard deal. Microsoft announced that it would be buying Activision Blizzard in January of this year, for an unprecedented $68.7 billion dollars, making it one of the most expensive deals in gaming history. Since then, the Redmond giant has faced scrutiny from various watchdogs around the globe. The main point of contention seems to stem from the ownership of the Call of Duty franchise, one of the biggest brands in gaming. The latest release in the franchise, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 earned $1 billion in revenue, just 10 days from launch . The series has historically been multi-platform, appearing on both Sony and Microsoft systems. Sony fears that with the franchise in their control, Microsoft might make it exclusive to Xbox. While their … [Read more...] about Microsoft says Sony not open to dialogue on Activision Blizzard deal

(Image Courtesy: AMD) AMD has announced that the Ryzen 7000X3D series of CPU's with the company's 3D V-cache technology will be launching on February 28th. 3D V-cache is a technology that allows AMD to stack additional cache memory on top of the processor. Traditionally, cache memory is placed next to the processor on the die, but AMD uses 3D printing technology to stack additional slices of cache vertically. This primarily benefits games, offering them extra bandwidth memory. While the previous generation of V-cache was limited by the amount of cores, the new 7000X3D series has three SKUs with a maximum of a whopping 144MB of L2 + L3 cache and 16 cores. AMD Ryzen 7000X3D CPUs Specifications The first CPU in the line-up, the Ryzen 7 7800X3D has 8 cores and 104MB of L2 + L3 cache. It has a base frequency of 4.2GHz that can boost to 5.0GHz and a TDP of 120 W. Read More The Ryzen 9 7900X3D has 12 cores and 140MB of L2 + L3 cache. It can boost to 5.6GHz … [Read more...] about AMD’s V-Cache based Ryzen 7000X3D CPUs launching on February 28

(Image Courtesy: Samsung) Samsung has opened pre-bookings for the Galaxy Book 3 series of laptops in India. The South Korean technology major recently announced the new series of premium laptops at the Galaxy Unpacked event. Apart from top of the line specs, the laptops also offer a multi-device experience. Users can control their Galaxy tabs or Galaxy smartphones with their Galaxy Book 3, allowing them to use the device's keyboard and trackpad between devices. If you own a Galaxy smartphone, you can also transfer sizeable RAW files straight from the camera rolls. You can also carry over web sessions from one device to the other. Also Read | Galaxy Unpacked 2023: Samsung Galaxy Book 3 Series unveiled Read More Samsung Galaxy Book 3 series availability and offers For now, all three variants of the laptop will only be available in the graphite color scheme. The Galaxy Book 3 Pro and Galaxy Book 3 Pro 360 can be pre-booked now, whereas the Galaxy … [Read more...] about Samsung Galaxy Book 3 series pre-booking opens in India: Check price, offers, availability

Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin Topline The conservative political advocacy network backed by billionaire Charles Koch said Sunday the country “must move past the current political situation” and “turn the page on the past several years,” a statement largely interpreted to mean the influential group will oppose former President Donald Trump in his bid for the White House in 2024. Key Facts In a three-page memo —which did not mention Trump by name—Emily Seidel, the CEO of Americans For Prosperity and Americans For Prosperity Action, wrote the “Republican Party is nominating bad candidates who are advocating for things that go against core American principles,” and noted “the American people are rejecting them.” Seidel said “we need to turn the page on the past,” and the “best thing” for the U.S. “would be to have a president in 2025 who represents a new chapter.” The group will endorse one candidate by the summer, a source told the … [Read more...] about Koch Network Is Latest High-Profile Conservative Group To Oppose Trump’s 2024 Campaign

Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin Online content is meant to inspire, engage and inform. More importantly, its goal is to put a business on its target audience’s radar. Even if an informative blog post doesn’t immediately convert readers into customers, the information stays in the back of their minds. Consumers will see the company as a helpful resource, perhaps prompting them to consider its offerings down the road. While digital content might be a good way for companies to reach increasingly savvy audiences, producing it takes significant effort. A lot more goes into social media posts, online articles and website pages than meets the eye. Businesses need a well-executed strategy, plus talented content creators with a bent for research and a bit of technical expertise. At the end of the day, though, creative people are only human, and the job’s demands can become overwhelming. That’s when content teams should get some help from AI tools in handling the … [Read more...] about How Businesses Can Use AI To Improve Their Content Strategy In 2023

Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin The art of beauty branding is exciting, challenging, and limitless. As an industry that continues to grow and evolve, the movements in the beauty space are constantly shifting. Everyday on social media, we are presented with new trends like double cleansing, buccal fat reduction, no-poo shampoo, cloud skin, filters in a bottle, and skin flooding. The list is remarkably endless. And for most beauty and wellness brands, this means finding innovative ways to stand out from all that noise. As a beauty and wellness contributor, my inbox is often flooded by hundreds of pitches. The lobby receptionist in my building has also started to refer to me as the tiny lady who gets dozens of sample packages everyday. My sister, who has begun to regard my bathroom as a mini Sephora, once asked: “How do you decide on which products to feature?” This curated list of beauty brands was a story I’ve had on the pipeline for months now. Cool is … [Read more...] about Cool Clean Beauty Brands To Know In 2023