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February 28, 2024
What the tractor and the horse tell you about generative AI
February 28, 2024
Jeff Bezos, Nvidia, and other major technology players have reportedly invested $675 million into Figure AI, a startup building human-like robots.
February 28, 2024
OpenAI has asked a federal court to dismiss some parts of The New York Times' lawsuit, claiming that the newspaper hacked its AI tool to generate misleading results. The Times filed a lawsuit against OpenAI and Microsoft for copyright infringement.
February 28, 2024
In part, OpenAI said that certain allegations against it were more than three years old and the company didn’t have actual knowledge of the specific acts of alleged infringements.
February 28, 2024
Its primary advantage lies in enabling users to swiftly launch the app for quick queries without monopolising the entire screen, facilitating multitasking while responses are generated.
February 28, 2024
With Sora on their fingertips, marketing teams can pump out more video content, each piece tailored to specific audience segments, all while slashing budgets. Typing in a few sentences describing a desired scene, product demo, or historical re-enactment, and watching a hyper-realistic video unfold before one’s eyes is not science fiction any longer. Adieu to expensive sets and actors
February 28, 2024
Google CEO addresses Gemini AI controversy; Magnificent seven falters; Apple abandons EV ambitions; U.S. Army cuts jobs; TikTok might have a corporate data problem.
February 28, 2024
‘Smart tourism’ initiative aims to demonstrate how AI can help with more personalised travel recommendations
February 27, 2024
Tech giant Microsoft announced Monday that it has formed a multiyear partnership with French startup rival Mistral AI to accelerate innovation in...
February 27, 2024
Mistral unveils its latest large language model—and a deal with Microsoft