AI technology, said to be the most transformative advancement in history, has led us to live in an AI bubble in the 21st Century.
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An IT outage allegedly originating from a cybersecurity firm has temporarily sent the world into a downward spiral.
Chinese companies are accessing Nvidia’s advanced AI chips through Google and Microsoft’s data centers, skirting the US export restrictions.
Hackers have been increasingly targeting regular people; a hacked Gmail could wreak havoc on your life, professional and personal.
Without any prior warning, Microsoft suspended the accounts of many Palestinians who used Skype to call their families back home in Gaza.
Microsoft and Apple have decided not to take observer roles on OpenAI’s board to avoid scrutiny from antitrust regulators.
Apple will be joining OpenAI’s board of directors in an observer capacity as per their AI agreement, possibly guiding future GPT applications.
Microsoft discovered that a certain prompt can jailbreak AI models, making people wonder why to push AI before it’s ready.
The Centre for Investigative Reporting (CIR) has taken legal action against both Microsoft and OpenAI, claiming copyright violation.
Big Tech’s changes are seen as meager attempts at pacifying the EU, which wants to end its anti-competitive practices.