At last week's Munich security conference, major tech companies, including Microsoft, Meta, Google, OpenAI, and many more, signed a pledge to combat election-related deepfakes.

Their new release, Chat with RTX, leverages the users' files in coordination with the chosen model.

Recently, Hugging Face released their version of GPTs named Assistants.

Out of all the tech giants, Meta is the first to take a step in labeling AI-generated content for transparency on their platform.

Google just came out with a diffusion model specifically designed for mobile devices.

Optimizing MobileDiffusion posed a significant challenge: ensuring high performance on mobile devices with limited resources.

In a world where AI is rapidly evolving, a recent leak of the EU AI Act has brought to light a pivotal development: open-source AI may soon enjoy regulatory benefits.

Ahead of the NRF2024, Google Cloud debuted its new generative AI tech to fuel its users' growth. So, what are they providing?

The store started its rollout to premium users, so if you didn't get access yet, don't worry.

The basic premise of the store is to divide GPTs under certain categories based on their functionality.

Meta might have something that can help.

Data has emerged as a cornerstone for businesses seeking a competitive advantage in the digital transformation era. The ability to effectively collect, manage, and leverage data has become a key differentiator in today's dynamic market landscape.

The amount of data generated per year has steadily increased in the past ten years, and predictions for 2023 show a generated value of 120 zettabytes. To put that into perspective, one zettabyte equals 1 billion terabytes of data.

Of course, not all of this data can be harnessed for some form of gain. However, it does display rampant data generation and why the need for more computing power has been a significant topic in recent years.

We're getting a glimpse of a potentially new era in legal defense 👨🏻‍⚖️- an AI program developed by DoNotPay will be used to defend a case in a US court in February 2023!

Researchers Broke GPT and spilled its training data.

Lately, I've encountered several intriguing studies that are merging the realms of AI and human biology.