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Groq’s ‍AI Chips⁣ Revolutionize Chatbot Response Times Groq, a startup company, ⁤has​ developed AI chips that significantly reduce the response‌…

Elon Musk Files Lawsuit Against OpenAI and Sam Altman Elon Musk has filed a lawsuit against OpenAI and its CEO,…

Keurig Introduces Compostable K-Round Coffee Pods and Alta Machine Keurig, the renowned coffee machine maker, has recently unveiled a groundbreaking…

Navigating the Shifting Tides of the Tech Industry Job Market Despite the robust health of the US economy, the tech…

The Rise of Generative AI Worms: A New Era of Cyberattacks As generative AI systems like OpenAI’s ChatGPT and Anthropic’s…

Apple Acquires Canadian AI‌ Startup DarwinAI to Enhance Manufacturing Efficiency and On-Device AI⁣ Features Acquisition Details ‌and DarwinAI’s Specialization Apple…

Whether through the frowning high-definition “, Microsoft added new controls to its image generator. Open source models can be commandeered by just about anyone and generally come without guardrails. Despite the efforts of some hopeful community members to deter exploitative uses, the open source free-for-all is near-impossible to control, experts say. “Open source has powered

Google is taking action against algorithmically generated spam. The search engine giant just announced ” is an especially grim type of digital piracy, where people attempt to make money by scraping and republishing death notices, sometimes on social platforms like ” to churn out endless articles to game Google rankings. The spike in domain squatting

Since Robert F. Kennedy Jr. first announced his longshot presidential bid, his campaign has leaned into ” that used an apparent loophole to get around “. WIRED reporting found that rather than tapping into OpenAI directly, the Kennedy campaign chatbot used Microsoft’s Azure OpenAI Service through a third-party provider called LiveChatAI. Azure OpenAI Service lets

In this scenario, do you still pull the lever and sacrifice the person with the higher Ethical Score to save the five people with lower scores? Or do you allow the trolley to continue on its course, killing the five people with lower scores? This twist adds an extra layer of complexity to the original