. Google and DeepMind, two top tech companies, are joining forces to battle the rising threat of AI development by a third company, OpenAI. Years of rivalry doesn't stop the search giant from unifying their resources to keep up with their competitors. This collaboration comes at the cost of internal repercussions, with DeepMind's CEO Demis Hassabis leading India's technological advancement and AI development. Let's see how they'll tackle the challenge ahead as they drive towards a more accessible world of information.
Petey 2.1 – the latest AI assistant from Petey LLC – lets Apple Music users take their digital assistant experience to the next level. Powered by ChatGPT, Petey has everything a music lover needs – from creating playlists to adding songs to the library. With GPT-4 support, users enjoy faster response times and accurate results. Get the most out of your music today!
Ray Kurzweil, renowned inventor and futurist, responded to an open letter from AI researchers to “pause” research on more powerful language models than GPT-4. Kurzweil believes the criteria are too vague and the coordination problem too great, stressing the need for ethical AI in areas such as medicine, health, renewable energy, and more. He called for a six-month pause in advancing more powerful AI models.
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Google, the tech giant, has been making waves with the launch of their AI chatbot Bard. According to Bloomberg, employees who were tasked to evaluate the AI have given it harsh reviews, calling it "cringeworthy" and a "pathological liar". This shines a light on the potential deprioritization of AI ethics for the sake of release and users of the beta version have reported issues such as wrong and plagiarized advice, and even getting math questions wrong.
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?