McAfee just launched its Deepfake Detector on Lenovo's Copilot-Plus PCs to warn users of AI-generated content in real time. It processes audio entirely on-device to protect privacy and pops up alerts for suspicious media. Why it matters: It treats deepfakes like modern malware, starting with a 30-day free trial before charging $9.99 for the first year.
Meta just opened up its Quest operating system, dubbed Meta Horizon OS, to third-party hardware makers including Asus ROG and Lenovo. It basically mimics Google's Android playbook for mixed reality to counter Apple's closed Vision Pro ecosystem.
Lenovo just unveiled its hybrid AI roadmap at TechWorld 2023, spanning public models, private enterprise systems, and personal on-device models. The hardware giant deepened its partnership with Nvidia on optimized servers while deploying compression techniques to shrink foundation models down to PCs. Why it matters: PC makers are betting heavily that enterprise AI will run locally, not just inside massive cloud clusters.
