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Artificial intelligence remains a hot topic on earnings conference calls this quarter by Microsoft, Alphabet and others across Wall Street, even as investors look for more evidence their big bets on the emerging technology will pay off. The terms "AI" or "artificial intelligence" have been uttered on 38% of conference calls held by S&P 500 companies in January, a Reuters analysis of LSEG transcripts shows. That is up from 34% at the same point during the third- quarter reporting season, and it is in line with the second quarter , when discussion of AI spiked. Microsoft, Apple and Advanced Micro Devices late on Tuesday talked up how customers are lapping up their generative AI-powered products. But mounting costs of developing the cutting-edge features have irked investors, and the three stocks fell on Wednesday, with Alphabet tumbling as much as 7%. The ongoing prominence of AI on the conference calls reflects a surge in Wall Street heavy...

Google Meet is now rolling out 1080 resolution on its video calls , as it strives to com Pet e with Zoom and Microsoft Teams which already offer HD video resolutions. The new update is available only for the web currently and requires a camera with 1080p capabilities and is limited to two-person meetings. The feature has been made available for paid Google Meet versions along with Google One subscribers with at least 2TB of storage. Read: Mihoyo's new video Game tops download charts as big launches return to China Users will be required to upgrade their Google Meet manually, which hasn't been turned on by default. A pop-up from the change button will inform users that they can now let people see them in HD. Google Meet has also brought in new emoji reactions and automatic transcriptions in this new update. Source: https://thefoxposts.com/google-meet-to-now-offer-1080p-on-video-calls-TheFOXposts-20364.html?utm_source=blogger_source&utm_medium=blogger_medium...

Google Voice has made it easier to filter out scam calls with a system that will flag suspected incoming calls with a big red exclamation mark and label them as spam. The company says that it intended to make the feature so that its customers are protected "from unwanted calls and potentially harmful scams." 'Suspected spam caller' will show up on the screen whenever a suspected spam call begins to ring, and will also show up in phone History as well. If users confirm the number as spam, all future calls from that phone number will be sent to voicemail and its call History will also be recorded in the spam folder. If users refute the call to be spam, the phone number will never be labeled as spam again. The new AI used to create this spam filter will only appear if spam filter setting under Security has been turned on. If turned off, all suspicious spam calls will be sent to voicemail automatically. Source: https://thefoxposts.com/google-voice-will-no...