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Daily Top 10
Lawyer Caught Using AI While Explaining to Court Why He Used AI
From 404media.co, on Oct 14, 16 30
DirecTV screensavers will show AI-generated ads with your face in 2026
From arstechnica.com, on Oct 14, 13 13
Beliefs that are true for regular software but false when applied to AI | Hacker News
From ycombinator.com, on Oct 15, 12 12
Nvidia sells tiny new computer that puts big AI on your desktop
From arstechnica.com, on Oct 14, 12 14
Open source LLMs hit Europe's digital sovereignty roadmap | TechCrunch
From techcrunch.com, on Feb 17, 10 10
Startup accuses Nvidia and Microsoft of infringing on patents and forming a cartel
From theverge.com, on Sep 5, 2024, 9 9
Apple’s 14-inch MacBook Pro gets an M5 chip bump and faster storage
From theverge.com, on Oct 15, 8 8
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#5281: on Nov 3, 2023
From theverge.com
Microsoft is overhauling its software security after major Azure cloud attacks
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This is the biggest change to Microsoft’s security efforts in nearly 20 years.
on Nov 4, 2023
#5282: on Nov 3, 2023
From techcrunch.com
Brave's Leo AI assistant is now available to desktop users | TechCrunch
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Brave, a company building an alternative web browser, is releasing its AI-powered assistant, Leo, to all desktop users. The company is also releasing a
on Nov 2, 2023
#5283: on Nov 3, 2023
From techcrunch.com
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Meta is introducing a new API to help creators share content to a Facebook Story directly from a third-party desktop or web app.
on Nov 2, 2023
#5284: on Nov 2, 2023
From theguardian.com
Australian academics apologise for false AI-generated allegations against big four consultancy firms
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Case studies created by Google Bard AI as part of submission to parliamentary inquiry proven to be factually incorrect
on Nov 6, 2023
#5285: on Nov 2, 2023
From engadget.com
The UK is spending $273 million to build its fastest ever AI supercomputer
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The UK government announced a $273 million investment to build Isambard-AI, its most powerful supercomputer yet. It's expected to begin operations in 2024 and will be hosted by the University of Bristol.
on Nov 1, 2023
#5286: on Nov 2, 2023
From techcrunch.com
Ask Sophie: Will there be more visas and green cards for AI talent? | TechCrunch
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To keep AI talent in the U.S., we need to raise the number of H-1B specialty occupation visas and employment-based green cards that are available each year to individuals studying and working in the AI field.
on Nov 1, 2023
#5287: on Nov 2, 2023
From theguardian.com
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Politicians at Rishi Sunak’s AI safety summit must understand that proper regulation is the key to avoiding disaster, says the Guardian’s economics editor Larry Elliott
on Nov 1, 2023
#5288: on Nov 2, 2023
From techcrunch.com
China's tech vice minister calls for 'equal rights' at global AI summit in UK | TechCrunch
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Despite the ongoing technological decoupling between China and the West, both sides are converging to discuss the threat that runaway artificial
on Nov 3, 2023
#5289: on Nov 2, 2023
From techcrunch.com
Grant Assistant wants to apply generative AI to grant proposals | TechCrunch
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Grant Assistant, a relatively new startup, aims to leverage generative AI tech to make the grant writing process easier.
on Nov 1, 2023
#5290: on Nov 2, 2023
From techcrunch.com
Google launches generative AI tools for product imagery to U.S. advertisers | TechCrunch
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Following Amazon's adoption of generative AI for advertisers last week, Google today is launching a set of generative AI product imagery tools for
on Nov 1, 2023