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Welcome to this week’s review. It’s TechCrunch’s regular round-up of his tech week. His GPT-4, an AI that understands text and images from OpenAI, may have dominated the headlines for the last few days. But a new drama has surfaced…

ChatGPT is a hot topic these days. Bing has the best implementation of AI-powered technology ever, but Bing Chat isn’t available everywhere. If you’re sick of Google Assistant or his Alexa’s terse responses and want something more from your wrist-mounted…

For $100 and a simple prompt, GPT-4 is on a mission to automate Hustle Culture. Shortly after OpenAI launched GPT-4, a more advanced version of generative AI models, as well as a brand designer and writer. Jackson Greathouse Falls(opens in…

W. Welcome to the TechCrunch Exchange. A weekly newsletter for startups and markets. It’s inspired by his daily TechCrunch+ column that it’s named after. Want it in your inbox every Saturday? Sign up here. It is too early to fully…

“The view that many Wi-Fi 6 core technologies are the result of 3GPP standardization is supported by owners of potentially relevant Wi-Fi 6 patents, many of whom believe that these same patents are the result of LTE and is essential…

Samsung’s Galaxy A series will please many, as they look and feel more expensive without costing as much as the Galaxy S models. But the A-series thrives on being “good enough.” That’s why the arrival of the Galaxy A54 and…

Over the years, laptops with OLED and AMOLED displays have become more popular because of their clear images, bright colors, and high contrast ratios. The blacks on these displays are more profound, the whites are more colorful, and the colors…

Good news for seaweed fans who gather in large numbers on the beach and sting their eyes, noses and throats with a stench like rotten eggs.(opens in new tab): Masses of algae known as sargassum are accumulating again on Florida’s…

welcome to startup A nuanced take on this week’s startup news and trends from Weekly, senior reporter and equity co-host Natasha Mascarenhas. Subscribe to receive this in your inbox here. Maybe it’s the fact that “Succession” is back next week,…

To maximize their potential, soft robotic devices cannot consist solely of rigid electronic components encased in squishy rubber. New materials that are soft, self-healing and electrically conductive could help in that regard. Developed by a team of scientists at Carnegie…