Nicolas Ospina/Getty Images Every modern laptop has a smooth square beneath the keyboard designed to help you navigate without a mouse. On a MacBook, it’s called a trackpad; on a Windows PC, it’s called a touchpad. But regardless of what you call it, you can do much more than just move the pointer around and […] More
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Eugene Mymrin/Getty Images It’s a case of jumping in or losing to your competitors if you don’t, for organizations that are choosing to move ahead and invest in generative artificial intelligence (Gen AI), despite the potential risks. For 87% of C-suite executives in Singapore, AI technology remains one of the top three business priorities, according […] More
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Screenshot by Lance Whitney/ZDNETFirefox users looking for a quick way to tap into generative AI can now do so without even leaving the current page. Included with Firefox version 130 released on Tuesday is a setting that allows you to add the chatbot of your choice to the sidebar.The AI capability is part of a new Firefox Labs page in the settings screen through which you can try experimental features designed by the minds at Mozilla. The AI Chatbot feature kicked off in the Firefox Nightly beta build back in June and is now making its official debut in the release version.Also: Google’s Gems are a gentle introduction to AI prompt engineeringTo try this out, ensure you’re running Firefox version 130 or higher. To do so, click the three-lined icon in the upper right, select Help, and then click About Firefox. The browser will automatically download and install the latest version.From there, click the three-lined icon, select Settings, and then click the new setting for Firefox Labs. Check the box for AI Chatbot. Click the drop-down menu to choose among Anthropic Claude, OpenAI’s ChatGPT, Google Gemini, HuggingChat, and Le Chat Mistral. More
