AI that Matter
AI that Matter
The George Carlin estate has filed a lawsuit against the media company Dudesy over their recent AI-generated comedy special "George Carlin: I'm Glad I'm Dead."
Google, the world's dominant search engine with over a billion daily users, is reportedly exploring charging for certain premium content powered by artificial intelligence.
Google's fortress of AI superiority has allegedly been breached, with a rogue engineer accused of orchestrating a brazen intellectual property raid for China's benefit.
OpenAI board changes: Sam Altman rejoined, 3 new directors added - Sue Desmond-Hellmann, Nicole Seligman, Fidji Simo. 7 total members now.
OpenAI is pushing back against attacks from its former leader Elon Musk, revealing new details about their split and reaffirming its crucial mission.
Recognizing the evolving needs of the news industry, Google has unveiled AI-powered features designed to enhance the reporting capabilities of journalists worldwide.
Generative AI has set off a gold rush among investors, and Anthropic is mining that gold at a staggering rate.
Reddit is ready to start profiting from its most prized feature - the barrage of posts, media, and discussions pumped out daily by its 50M+ active users. Company licenses data to AI firm.
There is strong demand for Arm's processors to work alongside Nvidia's chips for AI in data centers. Izanagi aims to compete directly with Nvidia in this space.
Apple sees major potential in using AI to make its platforms and developers more productive. The automated coding and testing tools are the first manifestations of this, with more AI integration likely coming across Apple's products and services soon.
Hovering somewhere between imagination and simulation, Sora's expansive video landscapes mark a key stepping stone on the path towards artificial general intelligence. With Sora's launch, the vision of AI truly beginning to comprehend our world has come into sharper focus.
Current patent laws worldwide preclude AI systems from inventorship eligibility, only recognizing human beings as legal inventors. However, inventions generated autonomously by AI may still be patented provided evidence of substantive intellectual contribution by human collaborators who can fulfill inventorship roles.