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OpenAI CEO Urges South Korea to Supply Chips for AI Boom
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman encourages South Korea to take a leading role in international AI standards while urging for reduced corporate regulations and a focus on creating chips for AI technology. Local tech companies Naver, Kakao, and LG are tapping into niche markets, while new AI regulations guarantee the freedom to release AI products and services. Learn more about South Korea's potential to become a strong player in the global AI ecosystem.
French Gigafactory, Google’s Work from Home Crackdown, and Tesla’s Bio-Defense Mode: 10 Things in Tech
Google's new policy of considering office attendance in performance reviews is facing backlash from employees. Meanwhile, speculation is rife that Elon Musk may announce a new French Gigafactory at the upcoming VivaTech conference in Paris. ChatGPT may not be as widely used as thought, which could affect big tech companies' returns on the platform. TikTok plans to challenge Amazon by expanding its ecommerce business in Southeast Asia. An article takes issue with the portrayal of venture capital in the popular show 'Ted Lasso'. Tips for creating viral content are offered by a creator with 10 million followers across TikTok, YouTube, and Instagram.
Sequoia Capital splits into three entities, resolving power struggle suspicions.
Sequoia Capital is dividing into three entities to enhance investment efficiency among their competing start-ups. Shen will remain the head of the Asian arm, dispelling power struggle rumors. Learn more here.
Lazada Launches ChatGPT-driven LazzieChat AI Chatbot
Discover the newest product from Lazada Group: LazzieChat, the first ever ChatGPT-powered AI chatbot, designed for eCommerce customers in Indonesia, Singapore, and the Philippines. Get personalized advice & find the right products with this AI-driven chatbot and enjoy a seamless shopping experience!
Uncovering the Hidden Realities of Autocracies in Southeast Asia Through ChatGPT
. ChatGPT is an AI technology that aims to simplify and condense available online information. There are implications in Southeast Asia, where autocratic regimes exercise control of their citizens' access to the internet. Allowing or restricting the use of this technology carries implications for free speech. This article assesses these implications in light of safety protocols, open communication, and independent media sources. A careful balance must be met to make sure of its risk-free use.