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Google seems to be working on an advanced version of Bard called “Bard Advanced” that will be available through a paid subscription to Google One. Shared by developer Dylan Roussel on X, the upgraded Bard will seemingly be powered by Gemini Ultra, Google's recently released LLM model. In one of the screenshot pictures shared by Roussel, Bard Advanced was described as a “more capable large language model with advanced math and reasoning skills.” Another developer, Bedros Pamboukian discovered Google code suggesting an advanced tier of the AI model. 2. Bard Advanced with Google One. Google will allow you to get 3 months of "Bard Advanced" on them, through Google One. Bard Advanced will use Gemini Ultra. pic.twitter.com/IqDWkpMDUg — Dylan Roussel (@evowizz) January 4, 2024 Roussel additionally, also discovered further updates which included a feature codenamed Motoko that could let users create custom bots. It is not known if use...

TikTok has confirmed the testing of an ad-free subscription tier for its users. First reported by Android Authority, TikTok is currently giving the option to users to select between the free version of the app with ads or upgrading it to an ad-free version . TikTok has confirmed that it is testing the new option only in a single, English-speaking market outside the US. As of now, the ad-free TikTok experience would cost users $4.99 per month. The final price might differ based on the results of the testing phase. Read More Elon Musk's X hit with trademark lawsuit from marketing agency TikTok has relied on the ads as a way to drive its revenue. With the introduction of the new tier, the platform plans to make money from the subscription charges. Source: https://thefoxposts.com/tiktok-testing-subscription-based-ad-free-version-of-its-app-TheFOXposts-37479.html?utm_source=blogger_source&utm_medium=blogger_medium&utm_campaign=blogger_cam Category: Technology ...

WhatsApp, in tough com Pet ition with Telegram, is experimenting with its own version of emoji animation , replacing the ones from iOS and Android. WABetaInfo reported that WhatsApp Web already included different emoji animations that seemed similar to those in Telegram. The emoji s are larger in size in the chat and are sent automatically when the animated version of emoji s is available, thus, granting the user the freedom to choose the regular emoji s or the animated WhatsApp version . The beta version of WhatsApp, unlike Telegram, lacks the option to disable the animated emoji versions which can be bothersome for some users. The feature is still under development and it isn't clear when it will be released for iOS and Android apps. WhatsApp has also been working on short video messages, another feature inspired by Telegram, as well as a new Expiring Groups feature. Source: https://thefoxposts.com/whatsapp-working-on-its-own-version-of-emoji-animation-TheFOXposts-19...