AI News - October 01, 2023

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🔥 Top AI Stories of the Week

  1. Microsoft introduces AutoGen, a framework for optimizing LLM workflows. [Link]

  2. Celebrating the 73rd anniversary of Alan Turing’s groundbreaking paper on Machine Intelligence. [Link]

  3. Authors alarmed by AI-generated rip-offs of their work available online. [Link]

  4. Amazon to invest $4 billion in Anthropic as part of a strategic collaboration. [Link]

  5. Getty Images announces a generative AI tool for creating commercially-safe images. [Link]

  6. OpenAI looks to boost its valuation to $90 billion through a share sale. [Link]

  7. ChatGPT for Pro and Enterprise users now boasts internet-browsing capabilities, as announced by OpenAI. [Link] [Link]

  8. OpenAI unveils enhancements to ChatGPT, enabling it to speak, hear, and see. [Link]

  9. Cloudflare presents WorkersAI, a serverless module allowing machine learning models to run on their servers. [Link]

  10. Microsoft explores next-generation nuclear reactors to meet the energy demands of LLMs in their data centers. [Link]

  11. The Mayo Clinic collaborates with Microsoft to deploy and test their generative AI tools. [Link]

  12. Nvidia’s offices in France raided due to concerns about anticompetitive practices. [Link]

  13. The NSA inaugurates its AI Security center to address safe LLM adoption issues. [Link]

  14. Rumors suggest OpenAI has achieved Artificial General Intelligence, according to an insider “Jimmy Apples”. [Link]

  15. Federal attempts to regulate AI remain unsuccessful, states Senator Mark Warner of Virginia. [Link]

  16. OpenAI unveils Dall-E 3, the latest iteration of their image generation platform. [Link]

  17. Generative AI deployed for game model creation. [Link]