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MindStick OpenAI is forming a new team to bring ‘superintelligent’ AI under control
OpenAI is forming a new team to bring "superintelligent" AI under control. The team, called Superalignment, will focus on four areas of research
Japan leaning toward softer AI rules than EU
This article explores Japan's decision to adopt softer AI rules compared to the EU's stringent approach.
Meta releases clues on how AI is used on Facebook and Instagram
Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, has released new tools and information aimed at helping users understand how artificial intelligence
Lawsuit says OpenAI violated US authors' copyrights to train AI chatbot
Two US authors are suing OpenAI, claiming that the company violated their copyrights by using their works
Inflection AI, The Year-Old Startup Behind Chatbot Pi, Raises $1.3 Billion
Inflection AI, a year-old startup that has developed a chatbot called Pi, has raised $1.3 billion in a Series A funding round.
ChatGPT Creator OpenAI Sued for Theft of Private Data in ‘AI Arms Race’
OpenAI, the creator of the ChatGPT chatbot, has been sued for allegedly violating the privacy and copyrights of millions of people by scraping data
US considering new restrictions on AI chip exports to China
This news article highlights the United States' consideration of imposing new restrictions on the export of AI chips to China.
OpenAI plans app store for AI software, The Information reports
OpenAI, the non-profit research company that created the widely popular chatbot ChatGPT, is planning to launch an app store for AI software.
India, U.S., Australia, and Japan to Use Machine Learning to Improve Quad Member Cyber Capabilities
India, US, Japan, and Australia will deploy ML and other current technology to strengthen cyber security. The four states also supported an open Indo-Pacific.
Facial recognition technology is illegal in Italy except to fight crime
Italy won't let the use of biometric facial recognition technology until a particular law is passed, or at the very least until the end of next year.
To remotely eavesdrop on phone calls, scientists employ sensors.
With up to 83% accuracy, researchers have developed a technique for detecting the vibrations of a mobile phone's earpiece.