Google wants to make chatbot development easier with its latest patent.
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Nvidia’s market cap this week surpassed Microsoft’s to become the world’s most-valuable company. But it may be an outlier among AI firms.
Oracle is readying for AI success as demand for cloud services continues to skyrocket.
Two days after Apple unveiled its wave of artificial intelligence systems, the tech giant witnessed a massive share price rally.
In an interview with the Financial Times, an Argentinian presidential advisor said the country wants to welcome AI companies with open arms.
Apple’s been biding its time on AI. Don’t count it out of the race.
Adding as many corporate friends as possible is probably helpful in the face of mounting regulator unease.
According to reports, the DOJ will take the lead on chipmaker Nvidia, while the FTC will run point on OpenAI.
Nuclear-fusion startups are getting a lot of funding, but their commercial viability doesn’t seem too imminent.
Microsoft’s patent for a language model that talks back signals Big Tech’s interest in multimodal AI.
A high-powered chatbot may not deliver the illusive dream of developing artificial intelligence that can teach itself.
As one legal expert put the issue: “The technology is moving faster than the law ever will.”
Google’s recent patent to boost AI efficiency signals that massive models may cost more resources than they’re worth.
The US is trying to box China out of AI development. The problem is the Asian nation is also the source of invaluable AI talent.
The platform says it plans to identify and label content created by other AI tools, like Adobe’s Firefly and OpenAI’s Dall-E.
On Monday, the Financial Times said it struck a deal with OpenAI to allow the generative AI darling to license the FT’s content.