Google offered a chosen group of researchers at its AI division DeepMind stock worth millions of dollars per person in a bid to retain its brightest minds amid interest from rival OpenAI. The offer comes even as Google lays off
Microsoft first launched its AI-powered Office features for businesses in November, but just two months later, the company is already offering them to consumers. The way we work is set to be revolutionized by Microsoft’s Copilot Pro and the expanded
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has shared concerns and hopes about the swift impact of artificial intelligence on our world. From changing jobs to creating new opportunities, Altman envisions a future where AI revolutionizes healthcare, education, and programming. Change is known
The UK government will publish tests for new AI laws, focusing on safety and industry growth. The AI Safety Institute will play a role, with regulations triggered by safety risks or non-compliance by AI firms like OpenAI and Google. The
The Senate Subcommittee on Privacy, Technology, and the Law hearing on “Artificial Intelligence and The Future Of Journalism sat at the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 10, 2024, in Washington, DC. Experts warned of the threat artificial intelligence (AI) poses to
Google is reportedly letting go of hundreds of employees as the company implements cost containment measures as well as focuses on AI development. A workers’ representative at parent company Alphabet revealed 1,000 have been let go so far. Part of
Binance Research reports AI tokens like Fetch, Ocean, and Oraichain gained 185% in 3 months, ranking 2nd (excluding memecoins) and outperforming most other sectors of the crypto market. The rise of artificial intelligence (AI) technology in 2023 can be attributed
Slovakia became the target of a serious case of political interference caused by AI. The internet was flooded with deepfake audio recordings showing compromising talks between influential politicians shortly before the election. Two days before the Slovakian elections, a recording
OpenAI is negotiating with CNN to license articles from CNN produced by Warner Bros. Discovery, Inc. The negotiations will involve training ChatGPT and featuring CNN’s content in OpenAI’s products, and this extends beyond text licensing to encompass video and image
OpenAI has fired back at The New York Times, saying the news outlet “intentionally manipulated” ChatGPT to’regurgitate’ entire lines from the publication’s articles, as the developer defended its practices in a copyright case. On Dec. 27, the Times filed a
Perplexity AI chief executive officer Aravind Srinivas took potshots at rival Google after the startup raised $73.6 million from a group of investors, including Amazon billionaire founder Jeff Bezos and chip-maker Nvidia. The round was led by venture capital firm
OpenAI is proposing to pay only $1 million to news publishers for using their content to train its large language models (LLMs). The company is also reportedly negotiating with about a dozen other publishers as they seek to avoid lawsuits
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