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Avoiding the dangers of AI-generated code

2023 has been a breakout year for developers and generative AI. GitHub Copilot graduated from its technical preview stage in June 2022, and OpenAI released ChatGPT in November 2022. Just 18 months later, according to a survey by Sourcegraph, 95% of developers report they use generative AI to assist them in writing code. Generative AI

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You can now use ChatGPT without an account

Credit: Calvin Wankhede / Android Authority ChatGPT no longer requires users to create an account. Those who don’t hold an account will now be able to use the chatbot instantly. However, users won’t get access to some features if they choose to use the service without signing up. OpenAI has announced that ChatGPT users no

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A Supercapacitor From Mushrooms

The supercapacitor is an extremely promising energy storage technology, and though they have yet to reach parity with the best batteries in terms of energy density, offers considerable promise for a future of safe and affordable energy storage. Perhaps best of all from our point of view, they are surprisingly simple to make. A practical

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Telegram Challenges Meta With the Launch of New ‘Business’ Features, Revenue-Sharing

Telegram is enhancing its platform for businesses with the introduction of Telegram Business, offering specialized features like customizable start pages, business hours, and chat management tools, while also initiating an ad-revenue sharing model for public channels with at least 1,000 subscribers. “As a whole, the features could introduce competition into a market where Meta’s apps

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Why Is My 470uF Electrolytic Cap More Like 20uF?

The simple capacitor equivalent circuit taught in school Inductors are more like a resistor in series with an ideal inductor, resistors can be inductors as well, and well, capacitors aren’t just simply a capacitance in a package. Little with electronics is as plain and simple in reality as basic theory would have you believe. [Tahmid

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Samsung says Bixby’s still not dead

Are you there, Bixby? | Photo by Allison Johnson / The Verge Bixby’s not dead yet, apparently. A Samsung executive tells CNBC that the company is “working so hard” to equip its voice assistant with AI features, suggesting that the company sees the likes of Gemini as competition — not a replacement. That’s good to

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