Aryan Sharma

The Japanese privacy commission warns against using OpenAI's ChatGPT, a generative AI service, for machine learning without consent. While a more comprehensive approach to governing AI is needed, Japan has not yet called for a new legal framework.

Big tech companies like OpenAI, Google, and Microsoft are discussing with publishers on journalism and generative AI. Negotiations are in early phases with compensation being the biggest issue. The tech companies are willing to pay millions while publishers seek to use the AI-generated content for revenue. #AI #Publishing #Copyright

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella discusses the company's heavy investment in generative AI and its deployment across its consumer and enterprise products in an interview with Wired's Steven Levy. Nadella shares his eureka moment with GPT-3 and how Microsoft and OpenAI are working towards the same goal while also addressing concerns about AI's impact on human life.

Major technology companies are discussing copyright issues with news executives around using news content to train Artificial Intelligence (AI) systems. By compensating publishers for their content, these companies hope to improve their AI systems, which will eventually be used to provide consumers with information through chatbots. News publishers play a significant role in ensuring high-quality content for AI systems to provide accurate information to consumers. Collaboration between these industries can provide benefits for both parties.

Zoho takes on OpenAI and Google with their own large language model. This move will provide summarization, paraphrasing and generation services for their software applications.