Companies should not trust AI
They could end up in court
Companies that depend too much on AI-backed solutions could find themselves in court, according to legal experts.
US start-ups give a Chinese AI efforts a leg up
Apparently the government has not told them this is a bad idea
US institutional investors are indirectly financing a rash of Chinese AI startups aspiring to be China's answer to OpenAI.
Google claims its AI supercomputers are greener than Nvidia-based systems
Greener than Nvidia
Alphabet's Google details about the supercomputers it uses to train its artificial intelligence models, claim that the system is faster and more power-efficient than comparable systems from Nvidia.
OpenAI unveils GPT-4
It's not just about words any more
OpenAI unveiled GPT-4, a next-generation model that provides the technical foundation for ChatGPT and Microsoft's Bing AI chatbots. It's a major upgrade that opens the way to major advances in the capabilities and features of AI and a further step towards humanities oblivion.
Microsoft built a cloudy supercomputer as part of its OpenAI plans
But it was unsure if it could build anything that big
Software King of the World Microsoft knew that it would have to build a cloud-based supercomputer if it had a chance of getting its OpenAI plans working – the problem was that it was unsure it could use its own Azure product to do it.
OpenAI founder wants to extend life
Who wants Altman to live forever
OpenAI’s founder Sam Altman wants to live forever—or at least longer than current human lifespan researchers suggest is possible.
AI could replace company Internet content, claims Typeface
Written by an infinite number of monkeys
Former Adobe chief technology officer of Abhay Parasnis, wants to use AI powered by OpenAI, Stable Diffusion and computer vision models to help companies spew out "branded content."
AI will be Nvidia money spinner
Will require 30,000 Nvidia graphics cards
TrendForce estimates that OpenAI's ChatGPT will eventually need over 30,000 Nvidia graphics cards.
Musk returning to AI after dismissing it as dangerous as nukes
Oh look, another shiny thing
After dismissing AI as being “as dangerous as nukes” and flogging off his stake in OpenAI, thinking man’s prosciutto Elon [look at me] Musk has realised that he might have missed something and wants back in.
Microsoft shows off Bing with OpenAI's ChatGPT installed
Blue eyes is back
Microsoft has announced a new version of its search engine Bing, which incorporates OpenAI's ChatGPT technology posing the greatest threat to Google in years.