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The Latest Breaking News from OpenAI

40% of Companies Will Use AI to 'Interview' Job Applicants, Report

While both employers and candidates benefit from AI tools, concerns linger about bias and impersonal AI interviews.

International Business Times UK

Insiders Worry Microsoft's AI Future Hitched To OpenAI's Wagon

Microsoft's AI team focus on OpenAI partnership has caused internal friction and departures. Microsoft, on the other hand, is optimistic about customer impact.

International Business Times UK

Billie Eilish, Nicki Minaj, Stevie Wonder and more musicians demand protection against AI

Letter signed by more than 200 artists makes broad ask that tech firms pledge to not develop AI tools to replace human creatives

The Guardian - US

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OpenAI will finally let you use ChatGPT without an account — This isn't an April Fools' gambit either, it's just rolling out in waves

OpenAI recently announced that users can now access ChatGPT an account, further indicating that this makes it easier for users to experience the potential of AI.

Windows Central

ChatGPT maker's new AI is so good that you can't be trusted with it (yet)

ChatGPT maker OpenAI's latest tool can create synthetic voices in seconds. If only you could be trusted to use it.

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You can now hop on ChatGPT without needing an account

You can now use ChatGPT without an account, but OpenAI will still gather your information.

Android Central

Navigating the dual edges of AI for cybersecurity

The rise of AI also introduces potential security risks, like rogue AI posing targeted threats.

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Decentralizers look to break giants' hold over AI

Startups, investors and enthusiasts are betting on an AI strategy that's all about individuals controlling their data.

Axios

5 ChatGPT prompts to try now that the chatbot is free for all

OpenAI is opening up the free version of its chatbot ChatGPT and allowing people to chat with the AI without signing up for an account.

Tom’s Guide

ChatGPT can now be used free of charge without a login

OpenAI says the new version of the AI chatbot is aimed at anyone who is curious about its capabilities

Evening Standard

Openai Removes Sam Altman From Startup Fund Ownership

OpenAI removes Sam Altman from Startup Fund ownership, emphasizing commitment to AI advancement and innovation.

Top News

Openai Democratizes Chatgpt Access, No Sign-Ups Needed

OpenAI enhances ChatGPT accessibility by removing sign-up requirement, promoting wider adoption of AI technology.

Top News

NY Court Rejects Authors' Bid Against Openai Cases

Court ruling in New York allows media coverage of OpenAI legal cases, emphasizing transparency and public access to information.

Top News

OpenAI's Sora Released to Filmmakers for the First Time: Check Out Remarkable Videos They Created

OpenAI released its powerful AI video tool, Sora, to artists. Early results show promise for creating long, immersive videos from text prompts.

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ChatGPT is now available to everyone without an account — here’s how to get started

OpenAI is removing a login requirement for ChatGPT. And it's rolling out starting today.

Reason

Minor Third-Order-Procedure Decision in Walters v. OpenAI Large Libel Models Lawsuit

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Axios

ChatGPT won’t require you to log in to use it anymore

The move makes it easier for people to use the chatbot, but could increase the risk of abuse.

Tom’s Hardware

US govt wants to talk to tech companies about AI electricity demands — eyes nuclear fusion and fission

President Joe Biden's administration wants to further talks with tech companies on how to meet electricity needs for computing. Nuclear power seems to be the front runner for meeting the increasing demands of AI.

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Don't Cite ChatGPT as Authority in Legal Filings

From a Reply brief filed by plaintiff's counsel in Wojcik v. Metlife (N.D. Ill.): MetLife alleges that "Dr. Khan's opinion [Autopsy Report] and the Death Certificate provide rational support for MetLife's determination to deny Wojcik's claim for payment of an AD&D benefit." It is not rational to determine a vehicle…

Tom’s Guide

I tested Adobe Firefly vs Midjourney with 7 prompts to see which is the better AI image generator

I put Adobe Firefly 3 against Midjourney v6 to see which of the leading AI image models created the best images and stuck most closely to the prompts.

Al Jazeera

OpenAI debuts voice cloning tool, but deems it too risky for public release

ChatGPT creator says Voice Engine can replicate a person’s voice based on a 15-second audio sample.

The Guardian - UK

OpenAI deems its voice cloning tool too risky for general release

Delaying the Voice Engine technology rollout minimises the potential for misinformation in an important global election year

Top News

AI Data Centers Expanding Rapidly With Stargate Supercomputer Project

Learn about the Stargate AI super-computer project by Microsoft and OpenAI, facing challenges like nuclear waste management and legal disputes.

Tom’s Guide

5 ways AI will revolutionize art, science and media — and it's all happening right now

In the future we could have entire movies, novels and songs generated from a simple idea but what is the cost of that convenience?

TechRadar

OpenAI's new voice synthesizer can copy your voice from just 15 seconds of audio

OpenAI's latest generative AI tech is impressive – but also raises questions about security and misinformation.

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