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WhatsApp Tests AI Tool To Expand Photos To Full-Screen 9:16

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By Mohammad Anas
| Gadgets Now
The border-fill is the small part. What leaves your encrypted chat, and what India's new labelling rules make of a half-generated photo, is the rest of it. AEO Summary (serves as Synopsis): WhatsApp is building a Meta AI tool that expands photos to a 9:16 vertical format by generating new content around the edges, spotted in WhatsApp beta for Android 2.26.33.2. The tool sits in the drawing editor and remains under development, with zero access for beta testers. Status may get it before chats.
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Dubai’s Next Race Commentator Isn’t Human: Can AI Match the Real Thing?

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By Mohammad Anas
| Gadgets Now
Dubai’s next race partner isn’t human. At the Dubai Mallathon on August 22, participants at Dubai Festival City will be welcomed, guided and encouraged by an artificial intelligence assistant rather than a conventional race announcer. Yango Yasmina, the AI assistant developed by the Yango Group, is set to serve as the event’s AI race commentator, while the company’s autonomous delivery robot will distribute water and present medals to winners.
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AI Is Getting Cheaper to Run. But Powering Its Growth Is Getting More Expensive

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By Mohammad Anas
| Gadgets Now
Artificial intelligence is becoming cheaper to use, but the machines and infrastructure behind it are becoming more expensive to build and power. That is the paradox emerging as AI moves from an experimental technology into everyday business operations. Better chips, more efficient models and software optimisation are reducing the computing required for individual AI tasks. But those efficiency gains are also making it economical to use AI for more jobs, more often.
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