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Revolutionizing Information Access: Zimbabwe’s ZivAi Chatbot Platform

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Zimbabweans have something to look forward to! Zimbabwean serial entrepreneur Kuda Musasiwa and his team are set to launch a new chatbot platform powered by Open AI, which is set to revolutionize the way Zimbabweans access information. The platform, named ZivAi, will be trained on the local Zimbabwean context, including the constitution, books, and general […]

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Will Adobe acquire Framer?

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Adobe is one of the biggest names in the creative software industry, and it’s no secret that the company is always on the lookout for new tools and technologies that can help it stay ahead of the curve. With that in mind, many people are wondering whether Adobe will consider acquiring Framer, a popular design

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Tesla to start advertising for the first time

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Tesla has long been known for its ad-averse approach, relying instead on word-of-mouth to promote its vehicles. However, during the company’s latest shareholder meeting, Tesla CEO Elon Musk hinted at a possible shift in strategy. In response to an audience question about advertising, Musk stated that Tesla would “try a little advertising and see how

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Meet the AI CEO: How Net Dragon Websoft is Revolutionizing Business Management

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Would you believe that a big company elected an AI bot as their CEO as far back as 2022? This decision was made even before the widespread recognition of AI chatbots like ChatGPT. Remarkably, this innovative move led to the company achieving unprecedented profits in the stock market. Tang Yu, an AI robot, was appointed

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The Weeknd Rebrands and hints at killing “The Weeknd” Character

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Canadian musician The Weeknd has announced that he is rebranding and killing off his alter ego, “The Weeknd.” The singer, whose real name is Abel Tesfaye, has hinted that he will now be recording music using his real name. He even changed his Twitter and Instagram profiles from The Weeknd to Abel Tesfaye. Tesfaye first

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Coca Cola uses Stable Diffusion AI to create ‘masterpiece’ AD

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Coca-Cola has always been a brand that celebrates art and creativity. In their latest ad campaign, called “Masterpiece,” they take this to the next level by using artificial intelligence (AI) to create a truly unique and visually stunning experience. The ad features a Coca-Cola bottle traveling through different works of art, from classic paintings to

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Google Bard now available in Zimbabwe

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During the Google I/O event, the company announced that it would make its AI chatbot, Bard, more accessible globally by removing most waitlist restrictions. The chatbot will be available in over 180 countries and territories, with English language support being rolled out first. Google plans to expand the language support to the top 40 languages

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Nike’s AI-Only Fashion Shoot and What It Means for the Industry

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Insiders at Nike have revealed that the company has reportedly done a full fashion shoot using Artificial Intelligence (AI) only. The photoshoot showcased Nike’s latest range of athletic wear and accessories, featuring AI-generated models instead of human models. This move has significant implications for the fashion and creative sectors, including the potential cost savings of

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