AI News - September 30, 2024
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🔥 Top AI Stories of the Week
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Advanced Micro Devices launches its Small Language Model, AMD-135. [Link]
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Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Meta argues that the value of most content creators is close to zero in copyright disputes. [Link]
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Swiss researchers find that AI models now defeat all Captchas on websites. [Link]
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Google unveils AlphaChip, a new AI model for developing chipsets. [Link]
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Mira Murati, CTO of OpenAI abruptly resigns along with other executives amidst rumors of conflict with CEO Sam Altman. [Link]
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Researchers at Harvard Medical School announce a new AI tool for treating rare diseases. [Link]
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Executives at TSMC, the Taiwanese chip fabrication company, have dismissed Sam Altman’s plan for seven trillion dollars to construct 36 new fabs. [Link]
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OpenAI rolls out its new advanced voice features. [Link]
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Microsoft announces a new feature that allows AI to correct hallucinations before users see them. [Link]
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OpenAI’s Sam Altman and former Apple Chief Designer Jony Ives team up to develop a new cell phone based around AI. [Link]
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California governor Gavin Newsom has signed three new bills into law regulating the use of AI in political campaigns. [Link]
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Electronic Arts displays a new concept video of instant AI creation of computer games. [Link]
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Archaeologists have used AI to discover hundreds of new giant symbols in Peru. [Link]
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Blackstone, a U.S. private equity company has confirmed that it will spend thirteen billion USD in the UK for AI data centers. [Link]
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Pharmaceutical company Astra Zeneca has extended its partnership with Immunai to trial new immunotherapy cancer drugs. [Link]
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Meta gives a glimpse into its new Augmented Reality glasses. [Link]