It may be that some models will be deleted because the company publishing realises that it wasn't legal as they thought. Others may go to court in order to defend their work… I don't think there will be "absolute" outcomes for all existing models simultaneously!
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App Store Revenue vs Device Sales: Apple’s Dual Revenue Stream
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That’s App Store revenue only. For devices we talk more like 30%. They ain’t gonna go nowhere.
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Apple’s Internal AI Efforts: AppleGPT, MLX and Google Talks
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They are reportedly in talks with Google yes, but they also have their own internal chatbot, AppleGPT, MLX and a ton of other AI research
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Financial Journalism Fails on Nvidia Coverage Analysis
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Nick Bilton's piece on Nvidia in Vanity Fair is one of the worst recent examples of the sorry state of financial journalism. Throwing around the term "FOMO" but not even bothering to provide numbers. No numbers about Nvidia's financial results, not even a rough breakdown of its
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Tech Giants Launch UXL Foundation to Challenge Nvidia’s AI Dominance
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Nvidia has a new competitor! Google, Intel, Qualcomm, and Arm, just joined forces to challenge the AI market with the 'UXL Foundation.' It's an open-source suite that allows AI code to run on any hardware, regardless of chip. More: https://
therundown.ai/p/tech-titans-
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OpenAI Releases New Sora Video Generation Examples with Creators
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OpenAI published a series of new Sora example generations.
— Rowan Cheung (@rowancheung) 27 mars 2024
The company is working with artists, filmmakers, and designers to test the model and better understand how it integrates into work.
Check out one of the first films ever made using Sora below! pic.twitter.com/BlCaLy9KOoOpenAI published a series of new Sora example generations. The company is working with artists, filmmakers, and designers to test the model and better understand how it integrates into work. Check out one of the first films ever made using Sora below!
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Apple Hints Major AI Announcements at WWDC June Event
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And in case you missed it, the VP of marketing at Apple made some hints about big AI announcements at WWDC June 10-14.
— Rowan Cheung (@rowancheung) 27 mars 2024
(A)bsolutely (I)ncredible.https://t.co/lgZ6W0pNDFAnd in case you missed it, the VP of marketing at Apple made some hints about big AI announcements at WWDC June 10-14. (A)bsolutely (I)ncredible.
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Apple iOS 18 Major Update Brings Extensive AI Integration Features
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According to Bloomberg, Apple thinks iOS 18 will be one of the “biggest iOS updates" ever. Here's what's rumored to be coming: – A revamped version of Siri
– AI integration in the Messages app
– Auto-generated playlists in Apple Music
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Amazon Tests New Humanoid Robot Technology
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Amazon trials new humanoid #Robot
— Ronald van Loon (@Ronald_vanLoon) 27 mars 2024
via @rowancheung#Robotics #ArtificialIntelligence #Innovation #Autonomous #Technology #FutureTech
cc: @pascal_bornet @patrickgunz_ch @chr1sa pic.twitter.com/1Pfr4KerHZAmazon trials new humanoid #Robot
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Claude 3 vs GPT-4: Why AI Users Easily Switch Platforms
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Honestly, the wildest thing about this whole Claude 3 > GPT-4 is how easy it is to just… switch?? I've rarely used ChatGPT since the day Opus launched, or the OA APIs. There's no "stickiness" in AI experiences, at least not yet. Not until better agentic frameworks drop.