Despite facing regulatory troubles and technical issues, OpenAI pushes through the frontiers for generative AI with an enhanced AI version for businesses prioritizing privacy and security.
Meta launches free to use Code Llama AI project with two new variations—Code Llama Python and Code Llama-Instruct—as it seeks to aid programmers in workflow improvement.
Alphabet Workers Union takes legal action against Google and Accenture, alleging violation of federal labor laws following a significant employee contract termination.
OpenAI's AI classifier was developed in early 2023, but six months after its launch, the tool failed to distinguish human-written texts from AI-generated texts accurately.
ChatGPT's Android version allows users to sync their history on multiple devices and will be free to download. Experts also believe it will increase the number of monthly users in the app.
A key pledge is that the companies will ensure their AI products are safe before introducing them to the public. They must commit to internal and external security testing of their systems before releasing and sharing information across the industry and with authorities.
Worldcoin attempts to introduce online biometric identity verification via scanning the irises of everyone on the planet, although progress on that front has been slow.
The Federal Trade Commission is probing whether OpenAI has breached customer protection laws or caused reputational harm to users, as well as its data security and privacy measures.
The credentials have been stolen by info stealer malware, with Russian strain Raccoon allegedly responsible for over 75% of the damage, cybersecurity firm Group-IB says.
In a speech at the London Tech Week, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak disclosed that the U.K. would not just be the intellectual home but the geographical home of global AI safety regulation.
OpenAI is turning to South Korea for semiconductors and memory chips in a bid to boost its AI production, with the plan being seen as a win-win situation for both parties.
Japan’s Personal Information Protection Commission warned OpenAI to reevaluate its data collection methods and ensure compliance with existing rules.
