After analyzing OpenAI’s ChatGPT in detail, Apple executives realized that the old Siri—the iPhone’s voice-activated assistant—had passed her retirement date.
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JOB SEEKERS USE BOTS TO OUTWIT EMPLOYERS’ HIRING BOTS
Job hunters are fed up with laboring over customized résumés and cover letters only to have them instantly rejected by a company’s application-screening bot.
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NEW AI WILL SPEED AND ENHANCE DRUG DISCOVERY
AlphaFold 3, an AI created by Isomorphic Labs, a spinoff of Google’s DeepMind AI shop, is offering the most sophisticated picture yet of how small biological structures inside human cells are shaped and how they interact.
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OPENAI RELEASES TOOL TO IDENTIFY FAKE IMAGES
AI has created memorable fake images—the pope in a puffer coat, Donald Trump being tackled to the ground by a squad of police—that have tricked some people into thinking they were real.
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AI CAN CREATE YOUR DIGITAL TWIN
New versions of AI can create images to order, threatening the livelihood of photographers. AIs can create images of people to order, ending the careers, and the profession, of fashion models.
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A HORDE OF CHINESE START-UPS ARE BLITZING THE COUNTRY’S AI MARKET
“There is no winner of [AI] foundation models yet” in China, Charlie Dai, vice-president of consulting firm Forrester, told the Financial Times.
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SAUDI ARABIA: THE NEXT BIG PLAYER IN AI?
Mohammed bin Salman, Saudi Arabia’s king-in-waiting, has invested his country’s cash in gaming enterprises, green hydrogen technology, and plans to build a “digital city” called Neom in the desert.
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AI INVESTMENTS GET MIXED REVIEWS ON WALL STREET
Megatech companies have pledged to spend billions of dollars quarter after quarter to continue to develop and expand their lines of artificial intelligence (AI) products.
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AS FORECAST: MORE CONTENT PROVIDERS SUING OVER AI IP THEFT
A group of news organizations this past week announced a lawsuit against OpenAI and its partner Microsoft, widening a battle between the companies, and those who say they stole Intellectual Property (IP) without compensation to create their AI platform services.
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DESPERATE COMPANIES POACH EACH OTHERS’ AI ENGINEERS
Tech companies’ struggle to attract AI engineers is getting ugly. Twenty-somethings are seeing compensation packages worth $1 million or more annually dangled before their eyes, some industry insiders have said.