WordPress has introduced a new AI assistant to facilitate user-friendly website editing, featuring text translation, image generation and site adjustments.

The opt-in AI assistant can generate images, edit and translate text, and reorganize WordPress sites.

The feature is designed to work inside the website to understand its content and layout, allowing site owners to make changes ...

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Meta is adding a new AI-based collage and photo editing tool to Facebook, and it's rolling out starting today. The opt-in feature scans your camera roll for your best photos and videos, uploads those ...

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