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Forget the High-Cost Nvidia GPUs: Run an LLM on a 1997 Pentium II CPU
A 1997-era Pentium II CPU can run a modern AI model, albeit at a significantly slower rate than contemporary GPUs.
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A 1997-era Pentium II CPU can run a modern AI model, albeit at a significantly slower rate than contemporary GPUs.
A federal judge expresses skepticism regarding Meta's claim of fair use concerning the training of AI models with copyrighted materials.
OpenAI has withdrawn its recent ChatGPT update just two days after launch, citing concerns about its overly agreeable responses.
A surprising revelation has surfaced as Reddit users discovered they were subjects of a covert AI-powered study, revealing that AI-generated posts were significantly more persuasive than those authored by humans.
Nvidia's G-Assist AI overlay has opened its doors to community developers, enabling the creation of plugins that enhance gaming experiences.
The latest OpenAI chatbots have the capability to determine locations from images shared on social media, raising privacy concerns.
An AI-driven shopping app that attracted substantial investment was found to be utilizing human workers instead of the promised automation.
A recent analysis projects a significant rise in energy demands for AI data centers, forecasting they will consume the equivalent power of 5 million households in the coming years.
Microsoft's head of AI, Mustafa Suleyman, envisions creating highly personalized AI companions that could revolutionize user interaction.
Microsoft's AI system generated a version of Quake 2 that impressed its original coder, John Carmack, despite complaints about performance.
Microsoft introduces an AI-generated demo inspired by the classic game Quake 2, receiving mixed reactions due to its performance issues and overall execution.
Amazon is introducing a feature that allows users to shop for items from other retailers directly through its app.
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