The all-new Pocket 3 features a powerful 1-inch CMOS sensor capable of capturing 10-bit video in up to 4K/120 fps - putting stunning video in the palm of your hand. With a 2-inch rotatable touchscreen and full-pixel fast focusing, Osmo Pocket 3 ensures that each clip is perfectly in-focus, whether filming vertically or horizontally. The Pocket 3 also features a suite of upgrades to the intelligent features - including ActiveTrack 6.0 which now features a Face Auto-Detect mode & Dynamic Framing mode to ensure your subject is always in frame - even if you're filming yourself hands-free.

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On Thursday, February 1st @ 12.30pm ET we shared our vision for Act II of this journey we call Arc — a new category of software, a browser that browses for you.

Spotify is the leader in music streaming, thanks in part to its AI-driven recommendation algorithm. But how do playlists like ‘Discover Weekly’ know you well enough to show you a personalized collection of new music? Here’s an inside look at how the platform uses machine learning technology to customize several aspects of a user’s experience.

We’ll teach you how to use the Journal app, starting in iOS 17.2, including creating a new entry from a journaling suggestion.

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Join us for the opening keynote from OpenAI DevDay — OpenAI’s first developer conference. We’re gathering developers from around the world for an in-person day of programming to learn about the latest AI advancements and explore what lies ahead.

Introducing Notion Calendar — beautifully designed and fully integrated for your work and life. Get it for free today at notion.so/calendar/signup. Follow us everywhere @NotionHQ

If you ask people to name leaders in artificial intelligence, there’s one name you’ll probably hear more than any other: Sam Altman. His team at OpenAI is pushing the boundaries of what AI can do with ChatGPT, and I loved getting to talk to him about what’s next on the sixth episode of my podcast, Unconfuse Me. Our conversation covered why today’s AI models are the stupidest they’ll ever be, how societies adapt to technological change, and even where humanity will find purpose once we’ve perfected artificial intelligence. Subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts. Learn more at https://spoti.fi/3vDyl09

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Thanks to reMarkable for partnering on this video. The reMarkable 2 offers a revolutionary way to take notes, read and review documents with a paper feel never experienced before on a digital device. Super light and slim, with accessories like the Marker and Marker Plus, Book Folio and Type Folio - that combines the convenience of a slim, tactile keyboard with the protection of a stylish cover. In a distracted world, reMarkable 2 provides the focus you need to think better. No notifications, social media, or pop-ups — just you and your thoughts

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Sam Altman’s firing by OpenAI’s board shook the artificial intelligence industry. It also laid bare the swirling conflict at the heart of the lucrative sector. On one side is a group deeply concerned about AI’s destructive potential, while on the other is a more market-oriented faction that wants to accelerate innovation. And looming in the background is Microsoft, the tech giant that’s invested billions of dollars in OpenAI. With Altman’s rehiring, it might seem apparent which group won out.

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Former President Barack Obama sat down with The Verge’s editor-in-chief and Decoder host Nilay Patel to talk about AI, social networks, and how to think about democracy as both of those things collide. The conversation, which took place just hours after President Joe Biden signed his executive order on AI, covers some of today’s biggest issues in tech and policy. Of course, we also had to ask Obama what apps he has on his homescreen. #AI #Technology #Podcast