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Google apologized after its Gemini model caused offense by being too “woke.” Expect political fights over AI’s values to worsen as the technology becomes more capable.

Elon Musk’s artificial intelligence startup is aiming to soon raise $1 billion to $3 billion from investors in a funding round, The Post has learned – even as one of its key rivals, Google, faces a PR nightmare over the recent meltdown of its “woke” AI chatbot.

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Microsoft: "As we enter a new era based on artificial intelligence, we believe this is the best time to articulate principles that will govern how we will operate our AI datacenter infrastructure and other important AI assets around the world," Smith said in a speech to be delivered at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.

A new finding has revealed that well-known chatbots are disseminating incorrect and deceptive information as the US presidential primaries begin, which could impact voter participation.

Sundar Pichai addressed the AI tool's controversial mistakes in a memo to Google employees. "We got it wrong," he said

The Gemini team is “working around the clock” to address the issues and has already seen improvements, according to Pichai.

SK Telecom, Deutsche Telekom, e& (Etisalat and) Group, Singtel and SoftBank Corp are the big names behind the Global Telco AI Alliance (GTAA), which this week held its inaugural meeting at MWC 2024 and announced plans to establish a joint venture.

The X owner has been all over Google's Gemini controversy and perhaps not surprisingly, used it to promote his own AI chatbot, Grok.

Google’s parent company lost more than $70 billion in market value in a single trading day after its “woke” chatbot’s historically inaccurate image debacle stoked renewed fears among investors about the effectiveness of its heavily promoted AI tool.