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It’s 7.35 on a sticky Wednesday night. The after-work crowd has their eyes glued on lasers swirling over Queen’s Wharf and The Star casino underneath the Riverside Expressway, as a DJ remixes Christmas tunes. The revellers don’t seem to notice glum commuters pushing their bikes and e-scooters past the pop-up bars and food trucks of

Matt_gibson/Getty Images All of SlashGear's content is 100% original and written and edited by real, live humans. We do not use AI chat tools to generate, ideate, or draft our content. Aerial weapons systems have continued to progress through the ages. From the time of the first airborne dogfights during World War I to the

Metamorworks/Getty Images All of SlashGear's content is 100% original and written and edited by real, live humans. We do not use AI chat tools to generate, ideate, or draft our content. As generative artificial intelligence grows in cultural significance and processing power, luminaries from across the tech world have raised concerns. Should tech industry professionals

Should you ask a bot for business advice?Google soft-launched Bard last week, an AI product that gives text-based answers to queries a la ChatGPT. After gaining access, we wanted to put Bard to the test. What is Bard?After ChatGPT exploded onto the market in 2022 and became one of the first publicly available tools of

Assuming that you currently hold/trade Bitcoin [BTC] or any of the other altcoins in existence, the fact that you are reading this implies that you are well acquainted with the volatile nature of this class of assets. BTC’s journey to becoming the world’s largest cryptocurrency began in 2009, with an initial value of less than

Story by Ioanna Lykiardopoulou Ioanna is a writer at SHIFT. She likes the transition from old to modern, and she's all about shifting perspectives. Ioanna is a writer at SHIFT. She likes the transition from old to modern, and she's all about shifting perspectives. Artificial intelligence has been infiltrating every industry and the world of

Don Morley/Getty Images Slashgear has been right at the forefront of reporting the many unsettling things that AI can do when properly prompted. By testing the scope and magnitude of what self-improving computer algorithms can do, a responsible investigator can learn a great deal about how technology is likely to evolve in the coming years.

CHUAN CHUAN/Shutterstock OpenAI's ChatGPT has taken the internet by storm. The AI chatbot revolutionized the way many people perceive artificial intelligence, making it more approachable to the general public. However, it also left many fearing a future where AI takes over. Since it first opened up to the public, the Microsoft-backed ChatGPT has been a constant