. Recent reports have exposed the presence of malicious fake chatGPT applications residing on Apple's App Store - apps with logos and names very similar to OpenAI's chatGPT, raising serious security risks for users. Microsoft, Alphabet, Apple and Baidu were also affected by this. Tim Cook, CEO of Apple, has taken cues from Steve Jobs, demanding secure, quality services for customers. OpenAI's chatGPT has gained immense popularity -- 100 million users just 64 days after launch -- so businesses and users must be careful when downloading apps to avoid potential risks.
BEUC is calling on EU consumer protection authorities to investigate the risks of AI-powered chatbots like ChatGPT, recently announced by tech giants like Alphabet's Google, Amazon's cloud division AWS and Meta Platforms. BEUC have highlighted the potential dangers of such tools, which may mislead children and other vulnerable groups, and urge agencies to protect consumers from potential harm.
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Google has made a major move to invest more power and focus on their AI research and development. Through combining two of their research teams, DeepMind and Google Research's Brain team, into Google DeepMind, Alphabet, Google's parent company looks to increase their AI potential and "build a better future with technology", offering a safer and responsible approach. Demis Hassabis leading this new venture, with Jeff Dean as Chief Scientist, prepares Google for great AI progress to come.
This week investors must consider the potential for recession and stock market recovery. DataTrek Research believes that a recession could actually help resolve three issues. Technology fund managers provide insight into investing in artificial intelligence, and ex-Treasury chief Larry Summers comments on the Federal Reserve's rate hike. Meanwhile, there is a surplus of agents in the real estate market and Bed Bath & Beyond is heading towards bankruptcy. Cathie Wood anticipates a robo-taxi boom could push Tesla up to $2,000 per share. Microsoft, Alphabet, Meta Platforms, Apple, Coca-Cola, Credit Suisse and First Republic Bank are all about to report profits. Invest with caution!
Explore the evolution of tech policy from Obama's optimism to Harris's vision at the Democratic National Convention. What's next for Democrats in tech?