Elon Musk is reportedly working on launching an AI startup to compete with OpenAI.
Amazon Bedrock has multiple use cases, including Text Generation and Chatbots.
For the first year, Twitter will not keep anything apart from the processing fee for the feature, allowing creators to get all the money. Then, after 12 months, Twitter will charge fees similar to iOS and Android.
A person familiar with the matter revealed that UMG has been sending out requests “left and right” to take out songs generated by AI.
Italy’s data protection agency Garanate has set out multiple conditions for OpenAI to implement and comply with the GDPR rules.
The move comes as a surprise, considering that Musk was recently at the forefront of another movement that raised concerns about the development of AI.
Taking a look at the OpenAI bug bounty program page from Bugcrowd, it will be seen that a total sum of $1,287.50 has been paid out for a total of 14 vulnerabilities uncovered thus far.
Aumenta Solutions and MSI’s port infrastructure maintenance project is based on the Ardor blockchain and makes use of augmented reality technology.
Just like blockchain technology, the emergence of AI is relatively new and the laws governing such innovations are notably limited.
E-commerce giant Alibaba is close to rolling out the beta version of its ChatGPT rival, Tongyi Qianwen, for Chinese enterprise customers.
CryptoGPT said that it will use these funds to expand its development team as well as expand its footprint in the Asian market.
In the push to launch its own version of ChatGPT, Alibaba Cloud will need to take in account the impact of regulations in China and the influence of competitors.
The determination to float products that will be able to provide an interactive search interface for users has been cited by the Alphabet CEO as a major opportunity to be tapped into.
Meta intends to bring together its teams working on generative AI across the company into one group to build “delightful experiences around this technology” into all of its different products.
Google researchers have published a paper saying that its new TPU v4 supercomputer is better than the A100 used by giant chipmaker Nvidia.