Reddit's community has shut down over 6,500 subreddits in response to the platform's decision to charge for API access. This move may lead to the closure of third-party apps and concerns over moderators' ability to maintain quality content.
Researchers have raised alarms over a possible privacy breach in Nvidia's NeMo Framework that can leave personal data vulnerable. Large language models such as chatbots are among the affected products. The analysts claim that it's easy to bypass restrictions and obtain confidential information. As a cautionary measure, they recommend avoiding the Nvidia software. The company has already fixed the issue.
OpenAI considers discontinuing EU business after new AI regulation adopted. AI regulation collisions could be catastrophic, and US-EU misalignment may lead to a fragmented regulatory landscape. CEO Sam Altman denies plans but stresses the need for continued dialogue on AI regulations. #AIregulation
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