Andrew Tarantola
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Anthropic's Claude AI is guided by 10 secret foundational pillars of fairness
Claude, a new chatbot from Anthropic, is built from the ground up to be less prone to factual hallucinations than the competition.. → Read More
Microsoft confirms Bing runs on the new GPT-4 model
Turns out that Microsoft has been leveraging OpenAI's brand-spanking-new GPT-4 large language model in its Bing search engine for the past 5 weeks. → Read More
OpenAI's new GPT-4 can understand both text and image inputs
Hot on the heels of Google's Workspace AI announcement Tuesday, and ahead of Thursday's Microsoft Future of Work event, OpenAI has dropped the latest iteration of its generative pre-trained transformer system, GPT-4.. → Read More
Google is shoving generative AI into Gmail, Docs, Sheets, Meet, Chat and Slides
You'd better already be comfortable with using AI in your daily life because Google's about to put the tech front and center in all of its Workspace products.. → Read More
Meta's newest AI fairness benchmark measures even more granular bias markers
Today's tech treats users differently depending on their skin color and accent. → Read More
GM's Ultra Cruise system will debut on the Cadillac Celestiq later this year
On Tuesday, GM finally revealed which model will be first to receive the upgraded features of Ultra Cruise and that vehicle is the. → Read More
Hitting the Books: AI is making people think faster, not smarter
I, HUMAN, the latest from ManpowerGroup CIO, Tomas Chamorro-Premuzic, explores the myriad ways that AI systems now govern our daily lives and interactions.. → Read More
FDA reportedly denied Neuralink's request to begin human trials of its brain implant
According to Reuters, the FDA denied Neuralink's request to being human trials last year over concerns of safety arising from animal model testing.. → Read More
Elon Musk lays out his vision for Tesla's future at the company's Investor Day 2023
CEO Elon Musk announced his "Master Plan part 3" at Investor Day 2023, detailing the company's ambitions at establishing a sustainable electric economy.. → Read More
Ubisoft's Mousetrap system lengthens the lag to punish 'Rainbow Six Siege' cheaters
Rainbow Six Siege cheaters using 3rd party input spoofers are going to absolutely hate Ubisoft's new punitive game mechanic.. → Read More
Race against Sony's AI in 'Gran Turismo 7' for a limited time
Gamers around the world will get their shot at racing Sony AI’s GT Sophy tomorrow, when the Gran Turismo 7 racing AI arrives for a limited time on Playstation 5.. → Read More
Hitting the Books: Meet the man who helped Microsoft break into the entertainment business
Some of us are destined to lead successful lives thanks to the circumstances of our birth. → Read More
Tesla admits Full Self-Driving beta may cause crashes, recalls 363,000 vehicles
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration announced on Thursday that Tesla is recalling nearly 363,000 of its vehicles because the Full Self-Driving software may cause a crash.. → Read More
The Ghostwriter typewriter brings generative AI to the printed page
"I wanted Ghostwriter to evoke warm feelings and make people comfortable playing with it," Sanjeev told Engadget. → Read More
How AI will change the way we search, for better or worse
Search engines doped with generative AI systems are on the way, if not already here, and they're ready to ride herd on your daily browsing habits. → Read More
Hitting the Books: NASA's Class 8 broke color barriers and glass ceilings alike
In The New Guys, author Meredith Bagby follows the exploits of NASA's Astronaut class of 1978 — "Class 8," America's first women, African Americans, Asian American, and gay person to fly to space.. → Read More
Google unveils Bard, its ChatGPT rival
Google announced on Monday that its rumored chatbot AI project is real and on the way. → Read More
ChatGPT is suddenly everywhere. Are we ready?
OpenAI's startlingly realistic AI, ChatGPT, is seemingly everywhere these days -- optimizing our search results, impersonating celebrities, and leaving scathing Yelp reviews on our behalf. → Read More
Columbia researchers bioprint seamless 3D skin grafts for burn patients
Columbia University researchers have devised a novel method of 3D printing skin that comes out shaped to perfectly fit the patient's injury -- even on the weird parts, like your hands.. → Read More
Mercedes is the first certified Level-3-autonomy car company in the US
Mercedes on Thursday confirmed its Drive Pilot ADAS now complies with Nevada Chapter 482A, which governs the use of autonomous vehicle technology on the state's roads. → Read More