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Nvidia's CEO chats about the future of AI: 'We're going to need three computers... one to create the AI… one to simulate the AI… and one to run the AI'
news Definitely not trying to make everyone buy even more Nvidia GPUs, no sir.
Report claims that OpenAI has burned through $8.5 billion on AI training and staffing, and could be on track to make a $5 billion loss
news Generative AI makes billions of dollars in revenue but more is needed to cover the operational costs.
A leaked document indicates Runway's Gen-3 AI video generation tool may have been trained on YouTube videos and copyrighted content without permission
news I imagine the lawyers are sharpening their pencils...
Bing is experimenting with search pages that boot traditional results off to the side in favour of AI summaries, and the results are a bit of a mess
news Useful information, get out of the way: AI has something it wants to tell you.
Google's AI solved four out of six problems in one of the world's hardest maths competitions, equivalent to a silver medal standard 'in a certain sense'
News *Rubs belly* Who's a good AI? You're a good AI. Yes you are. Yes you are.
iFixit CEO takes shots at Anthropic for 'hitting our servers a million times in 24 hours' and even the AI company's own chatbot disapproves
News Next, maybe we could teach AI to respect people's boundaries.
Google's now the only search engine that will show new Reddit posts in search results and it's somewhat AI's fault
News When will this Big Tech drama end? Maybe when all this "AI" stuff blows over.
Nvidia's share price drops along with other AI firms, but all is peachy as they collectively remain some of the most valuable companies on the planet
News Markets ebb and flow, even for massively hyped industries.
