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'The Man Who Toppled Sam Altman' Gets His First Billion Dollars to Develop Super AI
According to Reuters , Ilya Sutskever , co-founder and CEO of SSI, said the company plans to use the money to invest in computing power and recruit top talent. The…
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What does Bill Gates use AI for the most?
“I think the AI feature I use the most is the meeting summary, which is built into Microsoft Teams. I use it a lot,” Gates told The Verge . “Not…
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Photos are no longer a 'guarantee of truth' in the age of AI
Hundreds of years after the invention of the camera, photographs are still considered reliable evidence because they accurately record everything around them at the moment of pressing the button. When…
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Musk's supercomputer project is being criticized
According to Reuters , in a letter sent to the Environmental Protection Agency and the Shelby County Health Center, Memphis, Tennessee (USA) - where the supercomputer used to train xAI…
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Telegram becomes a deepfake porn nest, many women cry for help
In recent days, a series of Korean women have taken to social media X to talk about being abused through the use of deepfake technology and AI to insert faces.…
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Deepfakes are getting harder to spot
On August 11, former US President Donald Trump posted on the social network Truth Social, accusing Vice President Kamala Harris of using AI to edit photos. Less than 10 days…
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ChatGPT Reaches 200 Million Weekly Users
ChatGPT created an AI fever since late 2022 and the appeal of this chatbot shows no signs of slowing down, as the number of weekly users has doubled since November…
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Humanoid robots take a step closer to reality
Unitree Robotics is ready to commercialize the Unitree G1 . The Verge believes the $16,000 price tag is reasonable, although it's not easily accessible to the average user. Unitree G1…
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Meta uses web crawler bots to train AI
Fortune cited three bot-tracking companies as saying the software, called Meta External Agent, was deployed by Meta last month. The bot essentially copies, or “scrapes,” all public data on any…
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Musk's company pays $48 an hour to Optimus trainers
Tesla has hired dozens of people to train Optimus over the past year, Business Insider reported, citing data from the professional social network LinkedIn. In June, the company announced it…
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