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If you ever needed artificial intelligence's help to plan a friend's baby shower, your time has come, as Google officially unveiled an AI program it's calling Bard.

The tech giant will roll out the artificial intelligence program, Bard, in the coming weeks after testing it with a small group of users.

Google said Bard would be available to the public in the next few weeks.

According to Bloomberg, Apple may release an iPhone 15 Ultra that would be faster and more powerful than the iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max.

The company says 2 billion people are now using Apple devices.

Could this end the cash-bail system? Critics are skeptical.

TikTok poses "an unacceptable threat," the senator said.

Users can access an online form to request their account be reinstated.

A string of mass shootings has reignited debate about addressing gun violence.

The power grid in the Lone Star State has passed the most recent weather tests.

A new Galaxy S23 phone with an upgraded camera and display Is expected.

There are growing allegations that the Chinese government is using the platform to spy on Americans.

A flying spiral was captured by the Subaru-Asahi Star Camera located in Hawaii's Mauna Kea Observatory.

A former employee is suing Facebook’s parent company for the practice, known as "negative testing," which allegedly drains users’ cellphone batteries so certain app features can be tested.

The starting price is expected to stay the same in the U.S.

Plus, MoviePass is testing out new plans for its relaunch, and researchers are in the process of developing wearable ultrasound technology.

Amazon Prime members can now get unlimited monthly prescriptions for a flat fee.

IOS 16.3 will have an extra level of protection for Apple ID.

The next generation of iPhones will reportedly feature thinner, curved bezels that are similar to the current Apple Watch series.

The platform is adding a “quiet mode” that will allow users to block notifications and messages when activated.

Boston Dynamics put its humanoid robot's latest skills on full display.

The social media site is labeling content from Russian-controlled outlets during the war in Ukraine.

Over half of U.S. states have taken steps toward a partial or complete ban of TikTok on government devices.

The latest laptops can be purchased with either the M2 Pro or M2 Max chips.

The streaming service has rolled out a new interface that features more fluid animations.

Plus, Twitter suspends bots, and NOVA creates audio earrings with real pearls.

The streaming platform raised its ad-free subscription plan from $15 to $16 per month.

ABC News' Linsey Davis spoke with Hannah Williams, CEO and founder of Salary Transparent Street, about pay transparency and how to negotiate a higher salary

Apple is reportedly working on adding a touch screen feature in 2025.

NASA had previously discovered three other planets in the same system, one of which was also in the habitable zone.

Comets are large objects made of dust and ice that orbit the sun.

Twitter removed a button allowing users to switch between an algorithm and chronological order.

The goal is to bring more people together, the company said.

The company has been working on the virtual and augmented headset for years and is expected to announce the product this spring, according to Bloomberg.

ABC News’ Phil Lipof spoke with CNET editor-at-large Brian Cooley about the latest health, auto, and home technologies featured at the annual convention in Las Vegas.

SkyMiles members will now get free inflight Wi-Fi.

Roku will offer 11 models of its smart TV and all come with a remote voice control.

The new security patch includes support for spatial audio and improvements for Bluetooth, graphics and the camera.