A new collaboration between Xbox and Amazon is bringing major titles to Fire TV, meaning you can play Xbox games console-free. In July, Xbox Game Pass Ultimate members can play hundreds of cloud-enabled games

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Character.AI is introducing a new addition to its Voice features where you can actually talk to them as if on a phone call. AI character generation tool Character.AI has announced the feature, Character Calls, in a

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Google Translate will introduce 110 new languages, thanks to a large AI learning model that helps to expand the variety of languages on offer. As part of Google’s 1,000 Languages Initiative – a commitment to build

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Digit’s first job will be moving totes around a Connecticut Spanx factory — which is most definitely not a euphemism. © 2024 TechCrunch. All rights reserved. For personal use only.

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The first six months of the year have seen $4.2 billion invested in robotics, putting this year well on track to beat 2023’s 12-month total of $6.8 billion. © 2024 TechCrunch. All rights reserved. For personal use only.

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Hebbia, a startup using generative AI to search large documents and return answers, has raised a nearly $100 million series B led by Andreessen Horowitz, according to three people with knowledge of the matter.  The

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Google Chrome for mobile has had a revamp, with the team saying “looking something up on mobile should be just as smooth as if you were in front of your computer.” In a recently published (June 26) article on the

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Elden Ring obviously has some incredibly designed weapons and armor that can be combined to create some seriously deadly fashion statements. Shadow of the Erdtree only adds to that with a whole host of new swords

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These days, when you hear about students and generative AI, chances are that you’re getting a taste of the debate over the adoption of tools like ChatGPT. Are they a help? (Yay! Great for research! Fast!) Or are

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Reddit is taking a stand against AI companies — or at least asking them to pay up. Earlier this week, Reddit announced that it’s changing its Robots Exclusion Protocol, also known as its robots.txt file. This

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