A new type of AI “learns to learn” like humans, installing the latest Windows 11 update is impossible for some users, the OnePlus 12 and its Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 chip already appear on AnTutu, it It’s time to recap from the day before.
As the month of October draws to a close, Tech news continues to be in full swing. And there is something for all tastes and colors. The more DIY enthusiasts among you will be happy to know that parts for Microsoft’s Surface are now on sale. It will now be easier to repair it yourself. We will be enthusiastic about this technology which promises to produce electricity with chicken feathers. This is only part of the rich news from the day before, we present to you the most significant subjects of the day.
This new neural network will beat ChatGPT and Vard hands down
Scientists have published the results of research that could make neural networks even more effective in language learning. This advance promises to be even more efficient than the large language models currently available to the public such as ChatGPT or Bard from Google. Check out our article to get a glimpse of what AI promises to bring us in the near future.
To read – AI: this revolution could make ChatGPT and Bard obsolete
This Windows 11 update refuses to install for many Internet users
Microsoft is evolving Windows 11 at such a high frequency that it’s sometimes difficult to keep up. And users who want to update their PC regularly are unfortunately on the front line when the update goes wrong. Version KB5031455 of the OS was supposed to fix many bugs, but for many users, including a member of the editorial staff, the installation unfortunately proved impossible.
To read – Windows 11: update KB5031455 refuses to install for several users
OnePlus 12 reveals the power of Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 in an AnTuTu benchmark
We expect mountains and wonders from Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 SoC. This processor is intended to equip the most efficient devices which will be marketed in 2024. Some smartphone manufacturers, including OnePlus, are already integrating it into their devices. Although the marketing of the OnePlus 12 is only announced for the month of December in China, this Tuesday, October 31, the scores of the high-end device from the Chinese company were published on AnTuTu, and they do not disappoint. The OnePlus 12, like the Vivo X100 and the Asus ROG Phone 8, is shaping up to be a serious contender for the title of most powerful smartphone of 2024.
To read – The OnePlus 12 already appears on the AnTuTu benchmark with its Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 chip