AI
OpenAI Partners with Broadcom to Develop Custom AI Chips
OpenAI has teamed up with Broadcom to create its own AI processors, potentially looking to reduce reliance on Nvidia's technology.
Recent in
Recent in
OpenAI has teamed up with Broadcom to create its own AI processors, potentially looking to reduce reliance on Nvidia's technology.
Sam Altman reflects on the increasing presence of AI-generated bots across various online platforms and their impact on the internet.
Warner Bros Discovery has filed a lawsuit against Midjourney, emphasizing issues of copyright infringement following previous legal actions by Disney and Universal.
Despite government pressures, Chinese tech firms are reportedly holding on to their preorders for Nvidia's AI chips, showing continued interest in the technology for their operations.
Nvidia admits its AI models often lack common sense and is working to improve their reasoning capabilities by utilizing human tutors.
Google's Gemini chatbot has admitted to its numerous mistakes and proposed to pay a developer to fix the faulty code it authored, highlighting the potential dangers that AI can pose to its creators.
Recent studies reveal how AI chatbots can be influenced to breach their own protocols with simple persuasion tactics.
Meta is revising its AI chatbot regulations after serious allegations emerged about child safety concerns.
AI firm Anthropic reports a concerning use of their technology in sophisticated cybercrime, highlighting the risks of AI advancements.
Nvidia is reaping immense profits from AI, outpacing its gaming revenue significantly.
A closer look at Gemini's latest update reveals its strengths and weaknesses in image editing, sparking concerns about deepfakes.
The lawsuit claims that ChatGPT provided harmful guidance to a teenager who ultimately took his own life, prompting serious questions about the safety of AI chatbots.
Every week we share the most relevant news in tech, culture, and entertainment. Join our community.
Your privacy is important to us. We promise not to send you spam!