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battellemedia.com
Do generative AI innovations like OpenAI's ChatGPT and Google's LaMDA represent a new and foundational technology platform like Microsoft Windows, Apple iOS or the Internet? Or are they just fun and/or useful new products that millions will eventually use, like Google Docs or Instagram? I think the answer can and should be "both" - but... |
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www.engadget.com
Microsoft is pouring billions of dollars into OpenAI to expact their pact. |
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futurism.com
Microsoft is reportedly in talks with OpenAI to invest upwards of $10 billion into the AI company and use its products in its Office suite. |
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www.thetimes.com
Google showcased its new chatbot called Bard with a basic search error in a move that highlighted a key flaw in AI. Bard was launched this week by Sundar Pichai |
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