Email Microsoft didn’t want seen reveals rushed decision to invest in OpenAI
With the subject line "Thoughts on OpenAI," the email came from Microsoft's chief technology officer, Kevin Scott, who is also the company’s executive vice president of AI. In it, Scott said that he was "very, very worried" that he had made "a mistake" by dismissing Google's initial AI efforts as a "game-playing stunt."
OpenAI's Head Of Preparedness Aleksander Madry spoke at Imagination in Action's 'Forging the Future of Business with AI' ...
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Editorial: Newspapers are suing OpenAI to stop its exploitation of our workThe rise of artificial intelligence may be inevitable but originators of the content should be entitled to compensation.
It definitely should not be free. But that’s the assumption made by OpenAI when it claims that its use of all this data, ...
Zack Kass, Former OpenAI Leader, has a big vision when it comes to the impact of AI and was not shy about sharing his ideas ...
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OpenAI spent $520 million last year, but Sam Altman doesn't careDeveloping and training AI is expensive, and it’s been a net loss for major companies. A good example would be OpenAI. A ...
There are new reports suggesting that OpenAI is building a search engine, an alternative to Google Search, and may launch it ...
A group of eight U.S. newspapers is suing ChatGPT-maker OpenAI and Microsoft, alleging that the technology companies have ...
The company has no public plans to launch on Android, and the AI is not available in Canada or the European Union.
A powerful new chatbot that showed up briefly on a testing site this week, stirring buzz among AI experts and enthusiasts, is ...
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