ChatGPT maker OpenAI is getting ready to release a new open-source language model to the public, as pressure mounts from other open source AI models. The news was reported by The Information on Monday, citing sources with knowledge of the
OpenAI is not taking the battle for AI dominance lightly. Just weeks after releasing its code interpreter plugin for trial, it has announced there will be 70 third-party plugins and web browsing to ChatGPT Plus. Previously available to a select
UPDATED – This story has been updated to include the confirmation of Yaccarino as new CEO. Elon Musk has announced the appointment of NBCUniversal executive Linda Yaccarino as new CEO of Twitter. The billionaire entrepreneur said he is “excited” to announce
AI- generated music has made headlines of recent and Google is stepping further into that space by opening up access to its text-to-music AI known as MusicLM. It comes as AI songs have generated massive debate over issues of copyright.
Microsoft has invested an unspecified amount of money into Builder.ai, an AI software development platform, in a partnership that will empower customers build business apps within the platform without technical expertise. Builder.ai is a startup that helps companies make apps
Twitter boss Elon Musk says the social media platform will start to remove accounts that have been left inactive for several years. Musk said it was important to “free up abandoned handles.” He warned users were likely to see a
OpenAI is keeping its ChatGPT ahead of peers by constantly rolling out updates and plugins like Code Interpreter, which allows the chatbot to run several tasks effectively. Since its introduction, some developers have already started testing its strengths. The market
ChatGPT creator OpenAI reportedly doubled its losses to $540 million in 2022 as development expenses for the chatbot surged. The company may now try to raise as much as $100 billion in the coming years. The AI research company, which
Facebook is under fire from US regulators for failing to protect the privacy of children using its Messenger Kids app, saying the social media platform misled parents. Added to its charges is misrepresenting the access it provided to app developers
The Catholic church is divided over adoption of AI with a South Carolina priest saying there is no place for it, after the Asia Catholic Church used it for synodal document. Drawing from Bible teachings, the South Carolina priests says
Over half the population of Japan wants more stringent control of the AI sector amid growing concerns over the use and integration of AI chatbots in contemporary technology, according to a recent survey. A study conducted in the country and
A few years ago, it might have been deemed preposterous to say that AI would soon take over most of our day-to-day tasks. Back then, the most advanced AI tools were used in automotive factories and some nuclear power plants.
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