Every four hours, the OpenAI situation gets twice as confusing. I am expecting a "confusion singularity" by this weekend.
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OpenAI News Coverage and Regulatory Implications Analysis
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Like every other AI reporter, I’m also covering the @OpenAI news & related fallout. If you know stuff, have thoughts on the potential implications for companies beyond #openAI and/or ideas about how it could inform regulations, feel free to get in touch. (Signal is in my bio.)
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AI, IoT, and 5G Transform Workplace Opportunities and Efficiency
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#AI, #IoT, and #5G in the workplace will open up more opportunities than ever before. These new technologies have the power to make tasks faster, easier, cheaper, and more accurate than ever before. #FutureOfWork
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NVIDIA Microsoft partnership launches AI foundry service Azure
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Our CEO Jensen Huang joined @Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella’s keynote at #MSIgnite to announce the companies’ expanding partnership and introduction of the NVIDIA AI foundry service on Microsoft @Azure
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Satya Levels Up: Microsoft’s AI Strategy Beyond OpenAI’s Constraints
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I was close on this call, except Satya leveled up and did it without the burden and limitations of the OpenAI non-profit structure and charter.
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Meta’s Vision for the Future of Artificial Intelligence
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And now: Meta's view on the future of AI
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AI Success: Synchronized Timeline or Collective Failure
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OpenAI Staff Threatens Mass Exodus If Sam Altman Doesn’t Return
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The latest PLOT TWIST in the crazy OpenAI saga is that a large contingent of the company is threatening to quit unless Sam returns. By @StevenLevy and me.
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OpenAI Leadership Shift: Shear Named CEO, Altman Joins Microsoft
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The soap opera of OpenAI: Nvidia’s still the key By Monday morning, OpenAI had a new CEO, Emmett Shear, former CEO of Amazon’s video game streaming service, Twitch, and former CEO Sam Altman was joining Microsoft as an AI division head. Analysts see issues for Microsoft,