Stephen Fenech

with every other TV range.

So they're going to be competing shoulder to shoulder here, and I'm really looking forward to seeing these TVs with my own eyes.

I think picture quality is a very subjective thing, and I have reviewed the Hisense RGB.

I've seen the LG Micro RGB.

I've reviewed the Samsung Micro RGB, one 15 inches.

You can read all those stories and the reports, everything I've written about them on TechGuide.com.

I'm really keen to see what Sony can come up with and I'm sure it's going to be very impressive.

If you want to read more about Sony's true RGB technology, go right ahead and you can check it out at techguide.com.au.

Yeah, sorry, I got my seasons mixed up earlier, but you understand.

Meta has launched the new Muse Spark to its AI platform.

I'm sure you know that Meta has been developing their own AI.

It's going to be seen across their social media platforms like Facebook and Instagram and WhatsApp, and will eventually make it to their AI glasses.

Now, this is a powerful new update to Meta AI, which is what can be seen on the platforms already and on your glasses if you do own a pair.

But what we're seeing now, the Meta Super Intelligence Labs, MSL for short, has rebuilt its AI stack completely.

from the ground up.

So that's what Muse Spark is, the brand new multimodal platform that unlocks even deeper reasoning and deeper understanding.

So in other words, it will be able to reason through even more complex questions in science, in maths, in health,

as well as being able to provide detailed health questions based on images and charts.

So the Meta team has been working on this for a while.

They've actually got... I know there's a lot of people who use AI for medical questions.