In a startling development within the artificial intelligence realm, OpenAI’s board has reportedly approached Anthropic, its fierce competitor, proposing a merger. This news emerges against the backdrop of significant upheaval within OpenAI’s leadership structure, including the unexpected dismissal of CEO
As debates on responsible development and use of AI continue to take center stage at global conferences, Google is collaborating with US start-up Anthropic on a number of initiatives, including AI guardrails. The collaboration focuses on AI safety standards, utilizing
Privacy-focused web browser Brave started rolling out its native AI assistant Leo, promising conversations that are “private, anonymous, and secure.” The company first introduced Leo via its Nightly experimental channel in August and has been testing it ever since. In
Google has decided to amplify its presence in the artificial intelligence sector with a substantial $2 billion investment in Anthropic, an emerging AI startup, signaling robust confidence in the future of AI technologies. This move comes after Google forwarded $500
Researchers from Carnegie Mellon University and the Center for AI Safety uncovered vulnerabilities in AI chatbots, such as ChatGPT, Google Bard, and Claude that could be exploited by malicious actors. Companies that built the popular generative AI tools, including OpenAI
Academics at the University of Cambridge have blamed sexist movies for low numbers of women entering the field of artificial intelligence (AI). Of 116 AI professionals depicted in ‘influential’ movies, only 9 ‘presented as female’ according to the study. In
The professional edition of ChatGPT, which is said to be faster and confer additional benefits to users, is set to cost $42 a month. OpenAI is rolling out the ‘Professional Plan’ of ChatGPT to some users with a number of benefits.
The threat of students using ChatGPT to write essays and cheat on coursework assignments is overblown according to level-headed educators. Danny Oppenheimer, professor of psychology and decision sciences at Carnegie Mellon University, is among the academics who believe that the
Ex-OpenAI employees have launched their own Chatbot as a competitor artificial intelligence (AI) to ChatGPT and YouChat. The name given to the AI is Claude, and it promises to deliver improved results when compared to ChatGPT and other chatbots currently
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