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11 July, 2023
The makers of ChatGPT have announced the company will be dedicating 20% of its compute processing power over the next four years to stop superintelligent AI from âgoing rogue."
The EU and Japan have formed a new partnership to improve cooperation on digital issues, after recently pledging billions of dollars in investments to shore up their domestic chip industries.
If found in breach of the EUâs antitrust rules, Microsoft risks being fined up to 10% of its global turnover.
Working closely with her company's IT department, STL Chief Human Resources Officer Anjali Byce has continued to experiment with artificial intelligence to automate employee experiences â and keep her finger on the pulse of worker needs.
Stock photo giant Shutterstock said today that it will offer a legal indemnity to customers using a newly released AI image generation product.
The companyâs âspatial computingâ device could be the first step on a long journey to the promised land of AR glasses, say analysts. But early-adopter businesses might still find the Vision Pro useful.
EU business leaders worry that a perceived excess of regulation could derail efforts to make Europe one of the front-runners in AI technology development.
Worldwide spending on public cloud services reached $545.8 billion in 2022, new data from IDC says.
You can significantly delay some Windows updates, temporarily pause others, control what time of day theyâre installed, uninstall problematic updates, and more. Hereâs how.
A new lawsuit against OpenAI could decide whether the companyâs use of training data scraped from the public internet may continue.
