Nvidia’s ‘personal AI supercomputer’ goes on sale October 15th
Manufacturers like Asus, Dell, and HP are working on their own versions of the compact supercomputer.
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For the first time, OpenAI models are available on AWS | TechCrunch
This is a juicy competitive move for both companies after AWS faced an onslaught of criticism over its progress with AI.
Adobe’s new AI tool turns silly noises into realistic audio effects
Adobe is launching new generative AI filmmaking tools that provide fun ways to create sound effects and control generated video outputs.
Anthropic launches research tool and Google Workspace integration
Anthropic’s Claude now searches the web independently and integrates with Gmail, Calendar, and Docs.
Google Meet’s automatic AI note-taking is here
It’s currently available to Google Workspace customers with Gemini Enterprise, Gemini Education Premium, or AI Meetings & Messaging.
ChatGPT was down globally, hereâs what the company has to say
ChatGPT experienced an outage, with 91% of users facing issues. OpenAI acknowledged the problem, and the service is now back online with performance b
Chipmaker TSMC returns to the list of world's 10 most valuable companies: Hereâs what led to its comeback
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) has reclaimed a spot in the list of the worldâs 10 most valuable companies, riding the optimism of t
Elon Muskâs AI company will make Grok chatbot more accessible, hereâs how
Elon Musk criticizes OpenAI's deviation from mission and advocates AI accessibility for all. Musk announces xAI open sourcing Grok chatbot. OpenAI CEO
Former Activision boss reportedly wants to buy TikTok
Bobby Kotick, former head of Activision Blizzard, may buy TikTok amid its potential US ban. A bill to sell TikTok is introduced, backed by President B
Why Google’s co-founder left retirement to work on AI
During a recent surprise Q&A at Silicon Valley hackathon, Sergey Brin opened up about why he’s back at Google and working on the company’s generative AI products.
A lawyer used ChatGPT and now has to answer for its ‘bogus’ citations
Lawyers representing Roberto Mata in a lawsuit against Avianca submitted a brief citing six cases that don’t exist. Called on the “bogus” citations, a lawyer said they used ChatGPT for research, and it said the cases are real.
O que as gigantes de tecnologia podem fazer com seus dados de saúde | G1
Nos EUA, a Amazon criou uma clínica de baixo custo, mas o paciente assina uma autorização que libera o uso das informações