YouTube Revenue exclusions

It looks like YouTube is now allowing users to post certain nursing videos along with sensual dancing for ad revenue. I guess maybe they figured out that it might be just too strict with users posting content and they want to cap in on lost revenue. 

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Discord shuts AI Chatbot

If you are a Discord user be prepared no longer to see the AI Chatbot Clyde. It's unknown why all of a sudden they are deciding to stop the limited testing or it could just be a premium feature for users to use in the future. 

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VPN by Google One

It looks like Google soon will offer a VPN service for $1.99 along with its Google One service. Unfortunately, it is restricted from any foreign servers. But at least your identity will be restricted when using free internet services. 

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AI bots fill in Job Apps

It looks like someone created a cool AI bot to help you conquer filling out all these job applications with just one click. Lazyapply not only simplified things but also helped find jobs that were sometimes skipped. What's the worst that can happen when it's just saving you time.

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Starlink Account Bug

Users are getting frustrated with the new Starlink account bug that resets their accounts. This is apparently just affecting new user accounts. Good luck with getting support from that point on.

I guess it's the beginning of the end for me if I was a new user trying to get service from this company. 

If support is limited during the signup, why would I want to even go further?

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Google Inactive Account Removal

It's no secret that companies are doing whatever it takes to become more profitable this year and with this Google is introducing a new policy for inactive accounts this year.

Starting next month if your Google account has been inactive for two years, it's taking action to begin deleting unused accounts. This will not only scale down the costs of data that's unused but save the company money from users who have inactive accounts.

Get ready for the cleanup. 

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Human AI Pin

 This new AI Pin might be the next new futuristic device to take computing to a new level. Imagine a device that can call, take photos, send texts, and project a visual interface onto a person's palm. 

It's a little pricey but if consumers can easily adapt, this definitely can be the future of unlimited calling

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Google Shopping Deals

This holiday gives Google a shot to get you the best deals on shopping. There are currently other sites that do the same but it will be interesting to see the results that Google gives me this holiday season.

It's still in beta and you have to join the waitlist, but sign up so you can be ahead of the croud. 

Since deals are always hard to find, then why not give it a try, to see if it can save you some money.

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Laxis

 New AI assistance is helping you easily keep on top of your meetings with summaries and follow-up emails. It keeps track of your meeting objectives and helps you minimize the follow-up process.

Take a look and give it a shot it may just make changes for the better. 

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Win11 23H2 Features

Windows 11 is set to do some great updates to your computer with a new version of features like AI standalone of Copilot, and image app tweaks.

Let's just say moving forward AI is going to be a big step with Microsoft OS, go get ready.  

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Azure Overhaul

Ever since the recent Solarwinds hack, Microsoft is overhauling Azure to make sure this does not happen again and it's planning on using AI to identify vulnerabilities and security flaws.

If all goes well it's going to be follow the leader for other firms to follow the same security concept.

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Replika

Here is a new AI companion to learn and have a conversational chat with. It's like a make believe friend in the Artificial Intelligence world.

The more your interact with it the more it teaches you and encourages you on achieving your goals. It's sort of like a mentor to keep your hopes up when you need a little pick me up. 

It sounds out of this world, and I would definitely give it a try. 

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AI Lawsuit

It will be interesting to see the outcome of this lawsuit with AI hitting all aspects of everything that we do. This is going to be a tough case and it's the beginning of more other lawsuits to follow.

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Log off Win11 users

Need help logging off Windows 11 users, well the new OS will be a challenge to those not-so-tech-friendly users and if they need some help then here are some quick tips to get them to log off. 

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Study Fetch

Here is another AI software to help you study better, it's an AI software that helps you make study materials to be used for your test. It promises not to get you a failing mark on your test again.

Give it a try it's free now. 

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Halloween Stories

This year Google Brooks brings kids spooky Halloween stories and you can read them free of charge

All that you need to do is add them to your library and read them when you are ready. 

The coolest thing about it is that it's all free, so take the opportunity and check them out. 

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Win 11 Passkey Support

Microsoft is rolling out passkey support for Win 11 and we are hoping that with this new feature cross-platform sign-in with be a thing of the past. 

Let's hope that users easily adapt and make things less complicated. 

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AI Experimenting

If you are experimenting with AI in your organization I just want to tell you that it's a great move in the right direction. But here is the downside of it because it's still sort of the Wild West when it comes to privacy and security.

This is where this security platform comes into play so that you can see who is using what.

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S3 Ransomware

It looks like Ransomware is taking a new height when it comes to infecting cloud backups since cloud adoption has increased significantly over the past few years. 

Now in order to stay protective users are advised to follow the best protection practices.

Although nothing is guaranteed, it's still better to be safe than sorry. 

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Easy ways to open Explorer

Ever wonder how many ways you can open File Explorer in Windows. This site will show you several ways that you can access Explorer from Windows making accessibility easier to do. 

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