Tag: Artificial intelligence

Elon Musk's ambitious move to create a more independent and reliable AI research unit by incorporating X.AI in Nevada and potentially creating a rival for OpenAI has been making headlines. With the help of Igor Babuschkin's expertise, the entrepreneur is striving to further the development of Artificial Intelligence and increase the reliability of its research. Let's see his next move!

. Google, the leading US multinational technology company, is creating its own chatbot assistant, Bard, to compete with Microsoft’s GitHub Copilot. Paige Bailey, a Product Manager at Google, is asking employees to test and give feedback on new features of Bard that generate and fix code, giving it the capabilities of a programming assistant. Despite not being officially supported yet, the team is collecting feedback in line with Google's mission for products that are made efficiently and responsibly. Get an in-depth look at how Google is taking on this challenge.

At OpenAI, CEO Sam Altman recently expressed that they are not yet working on GPT-5 despite a signed letter from Elon Musk, Steve Wozniak, and more addressing "profound risks to society" that Artificial Intelligence (AI) could have. Altman stated that OpenAI had invested over 6 months of research for GPT-4 prior to releasing it to the public. OpenAI is researching topics related to AI and safety standards and investing efforts into ChatGPT - a chatbot powered by GPT-4. Alibaba recently debuted a chatbot, with English and Chinese capabilities.

. Elon Musk is creating a new AI startup to rival Nonprofit research lab OpenAI, backed by Microsoft, Amazon and major investors. The project is set to cause disruption in the tech world, with innovation potential in deep learning, natural language processing and robotics. Learn more about this next big thing!

Elon Musk, billionaire entrepreneur and creator of Tesla and SpaceX, is reportedly planning to launch a new AI-focused start-up competing with OpenAI. He is hoping to build a strong team of AI researchers and engineers, while courting potential investors. Technologically, Musk is obtaining graphics computing units from Nvidia to power intensive tasks. This news has sparked debate among regulatory bodies, wary of potential risks.