Creative Technologies stories - Page 1
Thanks to computers, humanity opened the door to an infinite world of creation and innovation. Creative Technologies encompasses a wide range of technologies related to computing and design, such as digital product design, digital content creation, advertising, as well as virtual reality.
With Creative Technologies, ways of publishing content through the capabilities of software and engine enable enhanced creative output. Brands use Creative Technologies in many applications, such as advertising, portfolio management and innovations.
With Creative Technologies, ways of publishing content through the capabilities of software and engine enable enhanced creative output. Brands use Creative Technologies in many applications, such as advertising, portfolio management and innovations.
Content platforms exploited for phishing attacks, warns Barracuda
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Barracuda reveals cybercriminals exploiting content platforms for phishing, targeting educational institutions and businesses worldwide with deceitful emails
Adobe Express simplifies content creation for SMBs & non-profits
Last week
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content creation
Adobe Express has unveiled updates to ease content creation for solopreneurs and SMBs, enhancing workflows without extra AI costs.
Study reveals CMOs lack understanding of generative AI potential
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it training
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data analytics
A global study by SAS and Coleman Parkes reveals 90% of CMOs lack an understanding of GenAI’s potential, even as 90% plan to invest in it by 2025.
Brightcove unveils AI Suite for enhanced video engagement
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hyperscale
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cdp
Brightcove unveils AI Suite to revolutionise video technology with AI-powered tools for content creation, management, engagement, and cost efficiency.
AI laptops set to revolutionise personal computing in 2024
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gaming
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surveillance
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martech
AI's integration in personal computing sees a transformative year. MSI's AI laptops promise faster, secure processing and energy efficiency, reshaping user experiences.
Navigating the evolving world of Artificial Intelligence
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edge computing
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physical security
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quantum computing
Businesses are racing to adopt Generative AI, promising efficiency and competitive edge, but grappling with risks such as inaccuracy and cybersecurity.
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Kingston unveils NV3 SSD with speeds up to 6,000MB per second
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gaming
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digital entertainment
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personal computing devices
Kingston Technology launches the NV3 PCIe 4.0 NVMe SSD, boasting read/write speeds up to 6,000/5,000MB/s and capacities from 500GB to 4TB, aimed at creators and gamers.
Adobe wins two Engineering, Science & Technology Emmy Awards
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visual effects
Adobe has won two Engineering, Science and Technology Emmy Awards, recognising its innovative tools like Premiere Pro and Substance 3D Painter in the television industry.
Intel launches Core Ultra 200V processors with AI advancements
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cloud services
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productivity
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intel
Intel unveils the Intel Core Ultra 200V series processors, promising up to 50% lower power consumption and groundbreaking AI performance for mobile devices.
Brits go to great lengths to hide digital content from partners
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data privacy
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autonomy
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privacy
New research by ExpressVPN reveals 32% of Brits delete messages or photos to shield them from partners. Nearly 23% value digital privacy over GBP £1 million.
Adobe's Chandra Sinnathamby discusses responsible AI innovation
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martech
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physical security
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power / energy
Adobe's Chandra Sinnathamby has stressed the company's commitment to responsible innovation in AI, focusing on transparency, trust, and sustainability.
D2L acquires H5P Group, launches AI-powered D2L Lumi
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e-learning
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data privacy
D2L acquires H5P Group and launches D2L Lumi, an AI-powered tool designed to enrich learning experiences and streamline educational content creation.
What procurement can teach us about GenAI
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document management
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martech
As Generative AI (GenAI) struggles to prove business value, procurement emerges as a surprising leader in demonstrating its true potential by enhancing user experiences.
GoDaddy launches GoDaddy Airo AI tool for Australian SMBs
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software development
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godaddy
GoDaddy launches GoDaddy Airo, a generative AI tool for Australian entrepreneurs, aiming to save them 27 hours a month and AUD $7,800 yearly by streamlining online business tasks.
Canva acquires Leonardo.AI to enhance its AI design tools
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ai
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r&d
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integration
Canva has acquired Leonardo.AI to enhance its AI content production capabilities. This move aims to integrate Leonardo's technology into Canva's design tools, benefiting 190 million users.
Zoom introduces AI-powered collaborative tool Zoom Docs
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google drive
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youtube
Zoom introduces Zoom Docs, a next-gen collaborative document tool powered by AI to enhance team workflows and reduce repetitive tasks. Available with paid Zoom Workplace licenses.
Study finds employee use of GenAI apps poses privacy risks
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content creation
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slack
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software engineering
Employees' widespread use of GenAI apps poses privacy risks as 30.8% of these tools train on customer data, a new study by Harmonic Security reveals.
Public worried about AI as experts mitigate misconceptions
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digital entertainment
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data privacy
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ai
Ipsos finds 75% of the public worried about AI and data privacy. Experts, including Trint, counter misconceptions, highlighting AI’s productivity benefits.
Studio Rx boosts production with Adobe Firefly custom AI models
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ai
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content creation
Studio Rx leverages Adobe Firefly AI, cutting digital art production from months to 10 days, creating over 20 assets while preserving artistic integrity.
UK marketers adopt AI for Olympics strategies, study reveals
Thu, 25th Jul 2024
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Research reveals 51% of UK marketers are leveraging AI for Paris Olympics strategies, despite consumer concerns over data use and calls for increased regulation.