Page 17 - David Meyer News Today

David Meyer is a French and Israeli rabbi and is currently a professor of classical rabbinic literature and contemporary Jewish thought at the Cardinal Bea Centre for Judaic Studies of the Gregorian Pontifical University in Rome. He has published numerous books in French and English on rabbinic and interreligious topics.

Last-minute disagreement over the AI Act's impact on foundation models could scupper the deal.

These three sources of tension – the politics of the Israeli/Palestinian conflict, the theological approach to Judaism, and the inter-faith balancing act vis-à-vis Islam — are all coming to a head amid the current conflagration in Gaza.

Microsoft is cheering internally and publicly after OpenAI — the artificial intelligence startup it has invested heavily in — has returned to calm after several days of chaos.

Keeping OpenAI at arm's length, but under greater Microsoft influence, means no alarms and no surprises.

Bob Bjorklund, president of Bjorklund Compensation Consulting, LLC has worked with Becker County for nearly 30 years — and after talking with him commissioners decided to move ahead in several areas.

At a meat-reduction conference in Denver, some people showed flagging spirits amid a year of bad news for the industry.

Elon Musk's ex-Twitter would need a lot more tech drama to pull it out of its death spiral.

The turmoil at OpenAI is reverberating across the market, affecting the ChatGPT-maker's customers, competitors, and employees.

OpenAI's future looks cloudy as ousted Sam Altman joins Microsoft and staffers threaten to leave.