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Square Enix boss sees value of films, comics, XR, AI and embracing change

Takashi Kiryu, president of Square Enix, dropped a letter about his plans to ring in the new year. In it, he didn’t announce any dramatic changes, but he explained his interest in both investing in the Japanese company’s core business and expanding into new areas like films, TV, XR and AI. Square Enix is one of the biggest triple-A game companies in Japan and it typically forecasts its…
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GPT Store & Wordpress Plugins Top Tech News Marketplace Launched

Welcome to the future of tech creativity! Top Tech News, one of the world’s leading tech news aggregators, is thrilled to announce the launch of its revolutionary marketplace – a dynamic platform dedicated to custom Generative Pre-trained Transformers (GPTs) and WordPress plugins. This custom GPT store and WordPress plugin marketplace is not just a directory; it’s a gateway to…
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OpenAI GPT Store launching next week

OpenAI appears to be ready to kick off the year 2024 with a bang. The company behind ChatGPT and arguably the one most responsible for bringing generative AI to the masses is gearing up to launch its GPT Store, where creators of third-party customized GPTs built with…
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Roku introduces Pro Series streaming TVs, with an AI feature

Roku has been around for a decade and it’s celebrating the occasion with the Roku Pro Series TVs, which come with a new AI feature. These streaming TVs offer enhanced picture quality and automatic content optimization, Roku said as it prepares to show off the goods at CES 2024, the big tech trade show in Las Vegas next week. Roku TV debuted in 2014 and its TV licensing program has expanded to…
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Open source AI voice cloning arrives with MyShell’s new OpenVoice model

Startups including the increasingly well-known ElevenLabs have raised millions of dollars to develop their own proprietary algorithms and AI software for making voice clones — audio programs that mimic the voices of users. But along comes a new solution, OpenVoice, developed by researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Tsinghua University in Beijing, China, and members of…
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