The Lack of macOS on iPad Pro Is Starting To Feel Absurd
Now that Apple has added touch to the MacBook Pro, it's time to ask again: Why can't we run macOS on the iPad Pro?
Now that Apple has added touch to the MacBook Pro, it's time to ask again: Why can't we run macOS on the iPad Pro?
Apple has announced its first-ever touchscreen-equipped Macs. The redesigned MacBook Pro models are also Apple's first laptops with OLED displays. It's a big day for the Mac.
Sony has announced a new 50-megapixel Lytia (stylized "LYTIA") 720 image sensor. The 50-megapixel sensor promises industry-leading low-light performance and supports 4Kp60 HDR video recording.
China's first fully AI-generated feature film has been released nationwide in theaters, but despite 10,000 screenings on opening day, the movie is struggling to gain traction.
President Trump wants to rebrand artificial intelligence, presumably to improve public perception of the data centers he wants to build everywhere.
Arctic Fox Technologies has announced Super Mouse, a productivity-focused, screen-equipped mouse with built-in, customizable app shortcuts.
The internet has changed a lot since PetaPixel published its first post all the way back in 2009, and Firefox has created an ad full of fond memories of those halcyon days.
Google says it may use data from Google Photos to target ads to users who have certain personalized AI features enabled.
The iMac has been a core part of Apple's Mac family for nearly 30 years, with the first model arriving in 1998. The newest iMac has arrived, powered by Apple's latest chip, the M6.
Apple has announced a new 14-inch MacBook Pro with M6, promising better performance, stronger AI capabilities, enhanced connectivity, and the longest battery life in a Mac.
ASAP Rocky has been accused of using AI to directly steal the work of two video artists and a parkour athlete for his latest music video.
These days, it's not unusual for a referee in a professional sports match to wear a camera. The Premier League debuted it last year, and it's becoming increasingly common in other sports like baseball, football, and ice hockey. Now, the head-mounted RefCam worn by the referee during the 2026 World Cup Final has been immortalized in a German museum.
Apple has unveiled the all-new iPad mini, which the company hails as the tiny tablet's "biggest update ever.
Pennsylvania has enacted a law requiring advertisers to disclose when their ads contain content generated or significantly modified by AI.
Canva has released its first image generation model, which was trained on design templates rather than photographs.
Fans of Formula 1 have noticed some impressive, physics-defying camera transitions at the last couple of races, and social media is convinced it's AI.
Getty Images has launched a solicitation process to advance its bankruptcy proceedings in the United States so that the stock photo agency can restructure.
Researchers have developed AI tools that use photographs of a person’s face to estimate biological age and predict survival outcomes among patients with cancer.
Australia is set to sue all major social media companies, accusing them of failing to enforce a national ban on users under 16 and allowing children to remain on their platforms.
Food delivery app Just Eat has apologized over several inaccurate AI-generated photos on menus, including a nauseating picture of bacon and eggs floating in a soda.
A man has won his lawsuit against Google Earth for publishing aerial photos of his home, with a German court ruling that the tech giant has no right to share such images without his consent.
AI-edited photographs and videos create false memories in people's brains and make them even more confident about the wrong version of the event.
A school photographer had their camera bag stolen, along with memory cards that may contain images of the children -- raising concerns about a possible data breach.
Memory card prices have risen sharply over the past year, largely due to flash memory shortages driven by the AI boom. Photographers have paid the price, with new cards often costing much more now than they used to. However, the deals below still make it possible to get a new memory card without breaking the bank.
OpenAI has referred a security incident to the FBI after discovering a concealed audio recording device in an executive conference room at its San Francisco headquarters.
It's not quite Halloween yet. But people are getting freaked out by their parents' and grandparents' penchant for AI images of loved ones.
Actress Mia Goth -- who recently filed for divorce from Shia LaBeouf -- has slammed Instagram after the platform let an AI-image of her wearing a t-shirt that read "MY EX IS MY BIGGEST FAN" to go viral.
A U.S. worker has sued her employer after the company fired her for refusing to take a photo of herself on a webcam every three minutes.
Apple is preparing an extensive in-store demonstration campaign ahead of the October 23 launch of the iPhone Duo, its first foldable iPhone.
At its "Welcome Home" event today, Apple announced its new "Apple Home Collection," including smart door locks, thermostats, temperature sensors, and cameras.
Nicolas Cage says he is unwilling to allow artificial intelligence to be used in his performances, revealing that he declined to sign an AI waiver while working on the Prime Video series Spider-Noir.
It is now easier than ever to type a few words into an AI generator and create a photorealistic image of something that never happened. So, when a photo goes viral, how do we prove that it is actually real? How do we prove a camera actually saw what is in the picture?
Brandon Thomas, the experienced software engineer behind the AI-assisted reverse engineering effort to rebuild open-source versions of Adobe's Creative Suite applications, including Photoshop, Premiere, and Lightroom, is setting his sights on another oft-maligned set of software: Microsoft Office.
Meta is reportedly testing a change that would make Facebook and Instagram open directly to full-screen vertical video feeds before anything else, as the tech giant continues to chase TikTok’s success.
Google has made its SynthID Detector publicly available, allowing users to check whether images, videos, and audio clips contain watermarks associated with generative AI.
Parents are increasingly turning to AI to create their children’s school photos or remove watermarks from existing images to avoid paying photographers.
Scientists have developed an AI model that can “read” a person’s brain activity and reconstruct what they’re looking at with striking speed and accuracy. The astonishing results can be seen above -- with the original image that the person sees on the left and the AI’s reconstruction on the right.
Elon Musk's company xAI has successfully blocked Minnesota's landmark ban on AI nudification apps and websites that create explicit images of people, mostly women, without consent.
The U.K. has opened an investigation into whether Meta breached safety laws with its Instagram's Instants feature, which shares disappearing photos.
Apple, a company known for making privacy a priority, is reportedly working on a home security camera that doesn't record video or photos.
Pope Leo has once again spoken out against art generated by artificial intelligence, saying the Roman Catholic Church "needs" human artists.
A man convicted of manslaughter is due to be resentenced after a court of appeals found that the original judge was affected by an AI-generated video of the victim.
Instagram is rolling out a new AI video assistant that analyzes creators’ Reels performance and suggests what content they should make next.
The winner of the Nikon Small World in Motion competition is under investigation after scientists accused Dr Ning Xu of using AI in his video.
The Australian government mistakenly called out a photograph of an apartment with a seemingly picturesque view of Bondi Beach as an example of an AI-doctored property ad -- only to discover the unusual image was real.
Just yesterday, PetaPixel reported that a man in Singapore faces up to 10 years in jail for posting an AI-generated image of a crocodile. Now a Florida man is also behind bars for sharing a synthetic image.
A rare, working Apple-1 computer -- the company’s very first product -- that comes with a letter signed by Steve Jobs is estimated to fetch up to $800,000 at auction next month.
A Googles Photos bug was preventing users from sharing, editing and deleting, and adding images to an album.
An Italian politician has sparked outrage after sharing an AI-manipulated image that appears to "undress" another female lawmaker -- months after Italy’s prime minister shared a deepfake nude image of herself to warn of the technology's dangers.
OpenAI says its agents leaked 53 private images from ChatGPT users and shared them on public image-hosting websites.
