Top stories in AI today: -Senators demand answers on OpenAI's practices
-Meta's Llama 3.1 takes on GPT-4o
-Create 8-second clips with new AI video model
-Adobe’s new AI features for Photoshop
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AI News: OpenAI Scrutiny, Llama 3.1, Video Tools, Jobs
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Global AI Summit Emphasizes Innovation-Friendly Regulatory Frameworks
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During the recent Global IndiaAI Summit, the panel “Collaborative AI on Global Partnership” emphasized the need for regulatory frameworks that do not hinder innovation. Dignitaries from ministries and international corporations participated in the session, focusing on the future
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AI Companies Ignoring Intellectual Property Rights
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And the overt ignoring of IP when it doesn’t suit AI companies.
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Meta’s Multimodal LLaMA AI Model Faces EU Regulatory Challenges
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Meta's latest breakthrough in AI #technology, the multimodal LLaMA model, is making waves! (But the #EU may not be able to take advantage of it!) https://
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Meta’s Llama 3.1 Open-Source Release and AI Regulation Concerns
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Thank you Meta and the Llama team for your huge contributions to open-source! Llama 3.1 with increased context length and improved capabilities is a wonderful gift to everyone. I hope foolish regulations don't like California's proposed SB1047 don't stop such innovations.
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Google Reverses Cookie Phase-Out Decision: What It Means
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Google just announced it's keeping cookies, after all (the tech firm was previously planning to phase them out). What even are cookies, though? And what does keeping them in place mean for internet users and advertisers? Here's what you need to know:
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US Decentralized AI Innovation Strategy Against China Competition
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“The United States’ advantage is decentralized and open innovation. Some people argue that we must close our models to prevent China from gaining access to them, but my view is that this will not work and will only disadvantage the US and its allies. Our adversaries are great at
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Tech Workers Shift Right: Government Climate Policies Fall Short
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Definitely not all of tech, or even vast majority of tech, but I've had more conversations with regular people in tech who've been leaning right recently that surprised me. Re: climate, the point I'm trying to make is that well-meaning gov. policies haven't been super effective
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Democratic party seeks tech sector realignment and agenda reset
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The traditional democratic agenda, definitely. Think the party has a chance to reset some of the newer and more divisive parts of the agenda now, and hopefully winning back tech aligns with that.
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Tech as Bipartisan Good: A Political Vision
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Thank you, Laura! Would love to live in a country where tech is a bipartisan good.