Today's Technology News
Coca-Cola has taken a fizzy leap into the future of AI hype with the release of Coca-Cola Y3000 Zero Sugar, a "limited-edition" beverage reportedly co-created with artificial intelligence. Its futuristic name evokes flavor in the year 3000 (still 977 years away), but its marketing relies on AI-generated imagery from 2023—courtesy of the controversial image synthesis model Stable Diffusion.
Stable Diffusion, a technology which is mentioned by name when launching the "Coca-Cola Y3000 AI Cam" mobile app, gained its ability to generate images by scraping hundreds of millions of copyrighted works found on the Internet without copyright holder permission and is currently the subject of litigation related to copyright infringement.
Apple has announced a USB-C charging case for the AirPods Pro, allowing iPhone 15 owners to use the same cable to charge both devices. This move comes as Apple transitions its iPhone lineup to USB-C, making it a little strange to leave AirPods Pro with Lightning charging ports. Additionally, Apple has introduced new wired EarPods with USB-C. Read more about it here.
SpaceX has confirmed a network outage for its Starlink satellite internet service. According to the company, they are actively implementing a solution to resolve the issue and have apologized for the inconvenience caused. Downdetector, a website that tracks service outages, has received around 33,000 user reports of problems with Starlink. Read more about it here.
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