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OpenAI, the Artificial Intelligence (AI) development company, founded by Elon Musk and Sam Altman, have been advocating the safety and ethics when creating AI systems. Sam Altman is warning Brussels about upcoming regulations concerning AI technology and cautioned that it could restrict the potential of GPT-4 general-purpose AI. Sundar Pichai urged for sensible approach for regulation without sacrificing innovation. The EU AI Act soon to be released, will give a comprehensive regulation package for AI.

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. Daniela Amodei is striving to reinvent AI with her new lab Anthropic. Her "triple H" framework, which includes Helpful, Honest, & Harmless values as the core, is gaining traction in the world of AI. Pioneering a safer AI, Anthropic has already raised over $1 billion in funds and is seeing impressive results. From her start at Stripe to the rise of Anthropic, Daniela is revolutionizing AI tech.

OpenAI, the leading AI development firm, have confirmed that they are not currently training GPT-5. Led by Sam Altman, OpenAI have focussed on safety issues concerning their AI-based technology, expressing the need to tackle existing issues rather than creating more powerful AI machines. With over 100 million active users and a multitude of experts, like Elon Musk, supporting a pause on AI systems stronger than GPT-4, the discussions on the ethical implications of the AI industry keep going. OpenAI and their executives are committed to the development of responsible and sustainable technologies.

Discover the AI-powered search engine of the future with Perplexity AI. Their mobile app on iOS puts the power of contextual conversations and relevant results in the hands of users. Founders Aravind Srinivas, Denis Yarats, Johnny Ho and Andy Konwinski recently secured a $26M Series A funding round, with investors such as NEA, Databricks Ventures, Nat Friedman and Yann LeCun. Creating an answer to customized queries rapidly and accurately, this is changing the nature of search.