Altman shared his anime cricketer avatar on X on Thursday, sending Indian social media users into a tizzy. Though the tech ...

Genies, the avatar and game technology company, is revealing its user-generated content tools that let anyone create custom AI avatars.

Cleatus AI transforms how fans engage with sports by delivering real-time, data-driven insights through natural conversation. Developed through a collaboration between Fox Sports and Databricks, this ...

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Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk responded to an X user’s claim that an AI-generated space image of Grok logo might be the "most-viewed AI ... Get all the trending City News, India News, Business News, ...

OpenAI unveiled an updated version of its AI system GPT-4o that can generate more realistic images, the result of a year-long effort with human trainers. GPT-4o replaces DALL-E 3 as the default ...

As streaming prices keep climbing, more subscribers are willing to opt into advertising to keep a lid on costs. Today, 54% of SVOD subscribers have at least one ad-supported tier of a paid service ...

The backstory for the mysterious El Grande Americano was revealed during Monday’s episode of WWE RAW, in a video that some fans are criticizing due to its alleged AI construction. In the video ...

Meanwhile, YouTuber Duke Dennis shared a viral AI-generated video of him and LeBron on a date, eliciting humorous reactions online. Lakers fans await LeBron’s return to the court. LeBron James ...

When it comes to women’s sports, the industry still only possesses a relatively small piece of the pie from a business standpoint. But that piece is inarguably growing, with CNBC’s Alex ...

USA TODAY Sports used the Microsoft Copilot AI chatbot to predict the result of every women's game in this year's NCAA Tournament bracket. The results looked a lot like a typical bracket filled ...

Hey, maybe AI is on to something with this men's March Madness prediction as we get set for our 2025 NCAA brackets to lock in. Or ... the computers are about to be very, very wrong. USA TODAY ...