Katelyn Chedraoui is a Writer at CNET. She covers a range of topics centered around artificial intelligence, machine learning, and technology, with a focus on AI platforms, generative AI, and education technology. Katelyn's work has been featured in prominent outlets including CNET, Yahoo, MSN, Mediastreet.ie, AOL, Inc., and Knowledia.
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OpenAI says the new AI models should be better at live translation.
By: Katelyn Chedraoui
Meta has a new AI model out, this time dedicated to generating and editing AI images. And yes, you can use it on Instagram.
Epson’s Workforce Pro WF-3820 all-in-one printer is back down to its lowest price ever. Get it for half off while you still can.
By: Katelyn Chedraoui
Katelyn Chedraoui Meta has a new AI model out, and it's a recipe for a potential deepfake disaster and even more AI slop . If you have a
By: Katelyn Chedraoui
"We've heard the feedback that this feature missed the mark," Meta wrote in a blog post.
Snag a Google Pixel Watch 4 for as little as $350 for the 41mm version and $400 for the 45mm one.
A group of publishers says Google engaged in a prolific and unprecedented infringement of copyrighted materials.
By: Katelyn Chedraoui
The hack allegedly confirms the suspicions of record labels and artists that their music is used in the creation of AI music.
Amid a period of intense scrutiny over safety, Meta is beefing up its options for parental supervision and notification of their child's online activities.
Commentary: Beyond proving the ChatGPT maker didn't steal Apple's trade secrets, OpenAI needs to prove to everyone else that AI devices are a good idea.
