AI image trends are gaining traction, with ChatGPT now enabling users to breathe new life into old black and white family photos. By using simple prompts, cherished memories can be transformed ...

Newcastle-headquartered Black & White Engineering has snapped up an Ireland-based independent consulting engineering firm, in a "critical move" for its global strategy. Established in 1990 through the ...

If you’ve ever wanted to see what your parents or grandparents might have looked like in colour, ChatGPT can help restore old black-and-white photos with an AI-powered process that’s now ...

A Tyneside engineering design consultancy has snapped up a business in Ireland in an undisclosed deal. Black & White Engineering, which is based at Newcastle’s Generator Studios creative hub, has ...

Global engineering design consultancy Black & White Engineering has agreed a deal to acquire Dublin-based Homan O'Brien, an independent consulting mechanical, electrical and plumbing engineering firm.

Adele Miner was able to restore and colourise precious pictures of her deceased grandparents using artificial intelligence, but reanimating their faces left her feeling uneasy Before and after ...

Have you ever thought of giving life to those old black and white pictures of your loved ones, or even just want to give your creative sketch a colourful touch without giving an extra effort?

One of the most popular trends now is using ChatGPT to bring old black and white family photos to life by adding colour. As mentioned before, it started with users asking ChatGPT to turn their ...

And once the election process for a new pope begins, gatherers will turn upward each day, waiting for black or white smoke to fill the sky. Francis died on Easter Monday, April 21. He was 88 years ...

Innovation is key in the steadily growing computer engineering field. Our graduates are prepared for R&D, and fields, ranging from movie special effects to nanotechnology. Contribute to the 21st ...

The Oval Office is looking a little bit different lately. Every US president makes new interior design choices upon entering the White House, often reflecting their personal tastes or political views.