Tag: Sam Altman

European data protection regulators has opened a dedicated task force to investigate OpenAI's chatbot ChatGPT. The investigation is in response to major concerns to its ability to comply with GDPR. The Italian Data Protection Authority suspended the service until OpenAI met certain criteria like age-gating, data transparency, and an opt-out. With the help of the European Data Protection Board, authorities are coordinating the task force and sharing information on possible enforcement actions.

Elon Musk's X.AI is his latest tech venture, teaming up with Twitter & Etoro to create a digital platform and possibly an AI revolution. From supporting AI delay to taking on Altman and his OpenAI team, Elon is redefining the tech industry. See what his new venture will bring to the table.

. Elon Musk is pushing boundaries in the AI field again. His new venture - X.AI Corp - aims to build an innovative artificial intelligence project. His ex-Morgan Stanley banker, Jared Birchall, is managing the company's investments and recruiting AI researchers. With Musk's impressive knowledge, X.AI Corp could be the blueprint for other AI projects and investors. Get ready for an exciting future in technology!

Sam Altman, OpenAI CEO, discussed his response to the letter released by Elon Musk and other tech leaders regarding a halt on Artificial Intelligence research. He agreed with some of the points in the letter but pointed out that further specifics would be needed, and stressed a need to proceed with caution. OpenAI's approach of waiting six months after training to release the GPT-4 model focused on safety. OpenAI will continue its AI development while being open and transparent to the public, so that everyone can understand the advantages and disadvantages of their use.

Progress is being made in the European Union Parliament regarding the regulation of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Negotiators have reached an agreement on a package that imposes tighter rules on General Purpose AI systems like OpenAI's ChatGPT. This will allow authors and publishers to demand proper licensing fees and royalties from developers who use their works to train their models. This agreement is the first step in ensuring that creatives and organisations are protected in the wake of AI competition.