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ChatGPT plugs into the internet's real-time data firehose—again

OpenAI's ChatGPT is taking another shot at overcoming its September 2021 'knowledge cutoff.'

Fortune

Satya Nadella wanted to make Google dance. Now he says he can't even brush his teeth without feeling Google's search power

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella, wearing an anguished mien, said in court that even AI is not enough to counter Google's all-powerful search monopoly.

Fortune

Why ‘AI copilot’ startups are so hot with VCs right now

While foundation model companies like OpenAI have drawn the most attention, niche startups using AI to assist human jobs have been gaining traction.

Fortune

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IBM exec explains the difference between it and prominent AI competitors

TheStreet spoke to Christina Montgomery, IBM's chief privacy officer, on how the company is ensuring safe, responsible AI.

The Street

AI Stocks Cool Off But Amazon, Meta Take Aim At Cloud, Consumer Apps

Amazon and Meta highlight this week's artificial intelligence news but the cooling off of AI stocks such as Nvidia may weigh on investors.

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Books 3 has revealed thousands of pirated Australian books. In the age of AI, is copyright law still fit for purpose?

Thousands of Australian books have been found on a pirated dataset of ebooks, known as Books3, used to train generative AI. Richard Flanagan, Helen Garner, Tim Winton and Tim Flannery are among the leading local authors affected – along, of course, with writers from around the world.

The Conversation

Aussie Authors Are ‘Outraged’ After Discovering Their Books On A Dataset Used To Train A US AI

“This is a massive legal and ethical challenge for the publishing industry and for authors globally.”

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WHOOP 4.0 review: the fitness tracker brand launches new AI features

The slim elasticated band gives comprehensive insight into your health and performance

Evening Standard

‘Biggest act of copyright theft in history’: thousands of Australian books allegedly used to train AI model

Booker prize winner Richard Flanagan among authors whose work has potentially been pirated by US-based Books3 dataset to train generative AI

The Guardian - AU

Major ChatGPT upgrade lets it use up-to-date information

ChatGPT will finally stop claiming history ended in September 2021

Evening Standard

The congressman investigating four VC firms with ties to China has a message: This is just the beginning

In an interview with Term Sheet, Representative Mike Gallagher said that these letters to venture capital firms were just the beginning of the Committee’s investigation.

Fortune

ChatGPT can now browse the internet for updated information

OpenAI has reintroduced the browsing feature to ChatGPT after temporarily disabling it in July.

Al Jazeera

In Hollywood writers' battle against AI, humans win (for now)

After a 148-day strike, Hollywood screenwriters secured significant guardrails against the use of artificial intelligence in one of the first major labor battles over generative AI in the workplace

The Independent UK

Microsoft-backed OpenAI Eyes $90 Billion Valuation In Share Sale

The AI giant aims to triple its fortunes with a stake sale, attracting interest from existing shareholders.

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Blockbuster report of OpenAI’s talks with iPhone designer Jony Ive about an AI hardware device suggests he ‘wants a front-row seat’ for the AI revolution, top analyst says

Although details on the product are scant, “Jony Ive is one of the genius minds of this generation,” says Wedbush Securities’ Dan Ives.

The Street

Stocks higher, Senate shutdown progress, Costco, Microsoft, Micron

The Street

Microsoft stock to get boost from $90 billion OpenAI funding valuation

Media reports suggest OpenAI, the tech startup behind ChatGPT, is exploring a share sale that could value it at around $90 billion.

Zenger

OpenAI’s Potential Valuation Surge Sets New AI Industry Precedents

OpenAI in Talks for $90 Billion Valuation in Share Sale

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Huge new ChatGPT update highlights the dangers of AI hype

ChatGPT, OpenAI says, can now "see, hear and speak." Researchers disagree.

Fortune

Anthropic’s CEO says why he quit his job at OpenAI to start a competitor that just received billions from Amazon and Google

Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei has raised billions from Amazon, Google, and Salesforce.

Fortune

Thorny questions hit European Commission over proposal for surveillance of uploads and encrypted messages

New reports suggest AI-touting nonprofit Thorn had a hand in developing the EU's proposed anti-CSAM law.

Reason

Judge Demands List of All Indirect Co-Owners of OpenAI, in Libel Lawsuit Against OpenAI

In Walters v. OpenAI, LLC, plaintiff sued OpenAI [link fixed] after it hallucinated false statements about plaintiff (in response to a query by a third party). Plaintiff sued in Georgia state court, and OpenAI removed the case to federal court, on the theory that this is a lawsuit between citizens…

Fortune

Even OpenAI’s Sam Altman is startled by how powerful he’s become: ‘I can’t imagine that this would have happened to me’

OpenAI's CEO Sam Altman said he never could have predicted how successful his product would end up being.

Al Jazeera

OpenAI introduces voice and image prompts to ChatGPT

ChatGPT’s introduction of voice and image features has earned mixed reactions online.

Fortune

What is Anthropic? The buzzy AI startup just got up to $4 billion in funding from Amazon as part of a colossal tech alliance

Anthropic will get $1.25 billion upfront as well as access to tools Amazon is creating for AI developers.

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