Recent independent tests of OpenAI’s GPT-4o (Nov 20) show a noticeable decrease in performance compared to the August version. Key results include: The Artificial Analysis Quality Index dropped from 77 to 71, aligning with GPT-4o Mini. GPQA Diamond scores fell from 51% to 39%, and MATH scores dropped from 78% to 69%. Output speed increased … Read more
Intel’s F0 Bug: The Processor Glitch and Its Quick Fix (November 14, 1997) In the late ’90s, as computers became increasingly integrated into daily life across the world, Intel faced an unexpected problem with some of its Pentium processors. This issue, later known as the “F0 bug,” caused these processors to freeze up, halting the … Read more
Gemini AI to Soon Allow Voice Interactions for Uploaded Files, Expanding Accessibility for Millions of Users Worldwide, Including India Google is gearing up to make its Gemini AI even more powerful, with a focus on supporting millions of users, especially in India. The company is reportedly developing a new feature called “Gemini Live,” which will … Read more
November 13, 1851, marked a significant milestone with the inauguration of the world’s first operational underwater telegraph cable. British telegraphic engineer John Watkins Brett, alongside his brother Jacob Brett, played a pivotal role in laying the cable. Connecting the English city of Dover to the French city of Calais, this ground-breaking cable was positioned at … Read more
JioGlass: Step into the Future with India’s Next-Gen Tech Experience Tech Guess what? Reliance Jio, the big telecom company in India, just made something cool called JioGlass. It’s like special glasses that can do both augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) stuff. Picture this: the glasses have a sleek frame, good displays, and … Read more