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🗞 News nonprofit sues OpenAI and Microsoft for copyright infringement
Key AI Developments from the Last 24 Hours
Hello, enthusiasts! 🌟 Digitize Dispatch brings you the latest, most impactful AI news, cutting through the noise. No filler, just the updates driving the future of AI.
🔎 The Latest on the AI Frontier:
News Outlet Challenges AI Giants Over Copyright Issues 📰
EU Investigates Microsoft-OpenAI Partnership for Antitrust Concerns 🔍
OpenAI Introduces New Tool to Enhance Code Reviews 🤖
Airbnb CEO's Crucial Role in OpenAI's Growth Strategy 🤝
Elon Musk Reveals Timeline for Advanced AI Chatbots 🚀
Microsoft Executive's Comments Ignite Web Content Debate 🤔
Amazon Strengthens AI Team with Key Startup Hires 🚀
Analyst Predicts Massive Cash Generation for Nvidia 💰
Apple Plans to Integrate AI Features into Vision Pro Headset 🥽
📰 News nonprofit sues OpenAI and Microsoft for copyright infringement. Link
The Center for Investigative Reporting alleges unauthorized use of its content in AI training, threatening the future of independent journalism.
Lawsuit claims OpenAI's business is "built on the exploitation of copyrighted works" and warns of potential harm to publisher-reader relationships.
Case joins a series of similar lawsuits from media outlets and authors, while some organizations opt for collaboration through licensing deals with AI companies.
🔍 EU scrutinizes Microsoft-OpenAI partnership for potential antitrust concerns. Link
European Commission sends follow-up request to understand if "certain exclusivity clauses could have a negative effect on competitors."
Regulator closes merger investigation, concluding Microsoft hasn't acquired lasting control over OpenAI, but will continue monitoring key players in AI sector.
Focus on Microsoft's $13 billion investment in OpenAI and OpenAI's exclusive use of Microsoft's cloud technology could lead to formal investigations.
🤖 OpenAI launches CriticGPT to enhance code reviews and AI training. Link
New AI model improves code review outcomes by 60% compared to traditional methods, helping identify errors in ChatGPT-generated code.
CriticGPT will be integrated into OpenAI's Reinforcement Learning from Human Feedback pipeline to provide better tools for evaluating complex AI outputs.
While successful, CriticGPT has limitations in handling longer, more complex tasks and needs further development to address multi-part errors.
🤝 OpenAI CEO credits Airbnb's Chesky for crucial growth advice. Link
Sam Altman reveals Brian Chesky provided invaluable guidance during ChatGPT's rapid rise, offering "3 hours every other week" of strategic counsel.
Chesky's advice impacted key areas including hiring, strategy mapping, and addressing political consequences of AI technology.
Altman emphasizes the importance of embracing "hard and often painful" criticism for successful leadership, citing Chesky as being "almost always right.”
🚀 Elon Musk announces launch dates for advanced Grok AI chatbots. Link
Grok 2 by xAI set to launch in August with improvements in dataset purging and AI capabilities.
Grok 3 planned for release by year-end, to be trained on 100,000 Nvidia H100 GPUs for enhanced performance.
New versions aim to surpass current AI benchmarks, with features like real-time knowledge, image generation, and web search integration.
🤔 Microsoft AI chief claims open web content is "freeware", sparking copyright debate. Link
Mustafa Suleyman incorrectly states that publishing on the open web makes content freely usable, ignoring established copyright laws.
His comments come amid lawsuits against Microsoft and OpenAI for alleged copyright infringement in AI training.
Experts clarify that copyright protection is automatic and fair use requires court determination, not a "social contract" as Suleyman suggested.
🚀 Amazon bolsters AGI team by hiring key leaders from AI startup Adept. Link
David Luan, former Adept CEO, joins Amazon to lead the new "AGI Autonomy" team, reporting to AGI head Rohit Prasad.
Amazon licenses Adept's technology, including multimodal models and datasets, to accelerate development of digital agents for software workflow automation.
The move reflects intensifying competition among tech giants for AI talent and technology, with Adept previously valued at $1 billion after raising $350 million in 2023.
💰 Nvidia's AI dominance to generate $270 billion cash in 3 years, analyst predicts. Link
Melius Research projects Nvidia will become a "cash gusher," potentially leading to significant stock buybacks and shareholder returns.
Analyst Ben Reitzes cites Nvidia's "full stack" approach and annual innovation cadence as key advantages, setting a $160 price target (30% upside).
CEO Jensen Huang touts upcoming Blackwell architecture as potentially "the most successful product in our history and even in the entire computer history."
🥽 Apple plans to extend its AI features to the Vision Pro mixed reality headset. Link
The company aims to bring "Apple Intelligence" capabilities like improved Siri and AI tools to Vision Pro, beyond just iPhone, iPad and Mac.
This won't launch on Vision Pro in 2024, as Apple needs to rethink how the AI features will work in mixed reality.
Apple is also making changes to Vision Pro store demos, allowing potential buyers to view personal media and improving headband comfort.
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