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Nvidia sold half a million H100 AI GPUs in Q3 thanks to Meta, Facebook — lead times stretch up to 52 weeks: Report

Nvidia sold half a million H100 AI GPUs in Q3 thanks to Meta, Facebook, says research firm Omdia, with lead times stretching up to 52 weeks.

Tom’s Hardware

AI Outperforms Doctors In Assessing Breast Cancer, Could Spare Women Unnecessary Surgery

Artificial intelligence model evaluates cancer cells and non-cancerous cells to determine treatment, potentially reducing chemotherapy

Zenger

Safety Concerns Surrounding AI model 'Q*' Emerge, 'Advanced Model So Powerful It Alarmed Staff'

Recent reports have brought to light safety apprehensions surrounding the newly developed Model Q*, with workers reportedly expressing their concerns to the board before the abrupt departure of CEO Sam Altman.

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UK Announces £500 Million Boost for AI Compute Capacity and Unveils Five Quantum Projects

The primary objective of the boost for artificial intelligence research is to deploy quantum computers capable of executing one trillion computing operations.

International Business Times UK

Even Wikipedia's founder thinks ChatGPT is a 'mess and doesn't work at all'

Jimmy Wales, Wikipedia's founder, recently highlighted his concerns regarding OpenAI's AI-powered tool, especially its accuracy. The founder explained that using the tool to generate text on the platform was a mess as it did a terrible job since it got most of the details wrong and even provided inaccurate information.

Windows Central

Duolingo: How to Use It to Teach

Duolingo is the language learning tool that gamifies bilingual exploration

Tech&Learning

Broadcom (AVGO) vs. ASML (ASML) - Analyzing the Semiconductor Stock Leader

The semiconductor industry is poised for long-term growth, supported by the expanding use of consumer electronics products and growing demand for memory chips. While leading semiconductor stocks Broadcom (AVGO) and ASML Holding (ASML) should benefit from the industry tailwinds, let us determine which stock is the better buy now.

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Our favourite electric toothbrush is 55% off for Cyber Monday

Our health editor's favourite Oral-B iO9 Electric Toothbrush is unrivalled when it comes to AI technology, and it's currently reduced by £274 for Cyber Monday

Woman & Home

3 Semiconductor Stocks to Buy for Year-End Success

Semiconductor chips are in high demand due to their growing applications in different sectors. Given the industry’s solid growth prospects, it could be wise to buy fundamentally strong chip stocks Qorvo (QRVO), ROHM (ROHCY) and Tower Semiconductor (TSEM) for year-end success. Read on.

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This portrait was subject to 17th-century beauty filters in surprising overpainting

Turns out plumped lips aren't a modern trend.

Creative Bloq

Can Sony Group (SONY) and CuriosityStream (CURI) Steal the Show in December?

Despite economic challenges, the entertainment industry thrives due to increased tech adoption and enhanced user experiences. Now, let’s evaluate if entertainment stocks CuriosityStream (CURI) and Sony Group (SONY) are worth investing in to capitalize on the favorable industry trends. Keep reading….

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Nvidia to become the world's largest semiconductor firm in 2023, according to TSMC chairman

TSMC's chairman predicts that Nvidia will stand as the largest firm in the chipmaking world by the end of the year.

Tom’s Hardware

Cozzie livs: light-hearted term for cost-of-living crisis named Macquarie dictionary word of the year

Skimpflation and blue-sky flood were also among the editors’ top picks, while Australians voted for generative AI

The Guardian - AU

Governments unveil new AI security rules to prevent superintelligence from taking over the world

New rules require companies to keep data safe and ensure AI models aren't used by criminals.

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The Independent UK

Merriam-Webster’s word of the year for 2023 has been revealed

It follows 2022’s choice of ‘gaslighting’

Tech&Learning

Strengthening Tier 1 With High-Impact Instructional Practices

A key and sometimes overlooked component of MTSS is Tier 1 universal instruction.

Zenger

Microsoft’s Record High Driven By OpenAI Partnership, CEO Nadella Praised

Investor credits Nadella's leadership and positioning for future success

International Business Times UK

Wikipedia Founder Says ChatGPT-4 Is Terrible At Writing Wikipedia Articles

Despite criticising current generative AI models, Wikipedia's founder Jimmy Wales hasn't ruled out the idea of using AI for the free online encyclopedia.

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Microsoft Adds ChatGPT AI To Windows 11's Command Line, But There's A Catch

ChatGPT's AI capabilities in the Windows Terminal can come in handy for explaining errors, generating commands and providing recommendations.

The Independent UK

What's Merriam-Webster's word of the year for 2023? Hint: Be true to yourself

Merriam-Webster's word of the year for 2023 is “authentic.”

The Guardian - UK

UK school pupils ‘using AI to create indecent imagery of other children’

Protection groups call for urgent action to help pupils understand risks of making images that legally constitute child sexual abuse

The Independent UK

AI image generators ‘being used by children to create indecent images’

The UK Safer Internet Centre said it has started receiving reports from schools of children using AI to create images of other children.

The Independent UK

Protest at home of AIPAC president being investigated as hate crime

There were no arrests made at the protest

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on OpenAI’s board shake-up: changes deliver more for shareholders than for humanity

Editorial: The development of supersmart AI needs careful handling – and that probably won’t be made easier by a bout of corporate chaos

Tom’s Hardware

'GPUs still rule' asserts graphics guru Raja Koduri in response to custom AI silicon advocate

GPU veteran Raja Koduri claims that the flexibility of GPUs means they are not going to be replaced by custom silicon any time soon.

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