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OpenAI has established DeployCo, a majority-controlled subsidiary focused on consulting and implementing AI systems to help companies embed artificial intelligence into their core workflows, adopting strategies similar to Palantir’s approach to build a competitive advantage.
Nous Research, backed by Paradigm, launched NousCoder-14B, an open-source AI model for competitive programming that rivals proprietary systems. Trained in just four days on Nvidia B200 GPUs, it highlights rapid advancements and transparency in AI-assisted software development.
The European Union’s efforts to regulate artificial intelligence face obstacles as key AI developers OpenAI and Anthropic differ in their willingness to grant regulators access to their latest models, revealing the limits of EU oversight.
TikTok has launched a new ad-free subscription option in the UK that promises users an uninterrupted experience while ensuring their data will not be used for advertising purposes.
Ahead of the AI & Big Data Expo in San Jose, HP highlights challenges enterprises face in AI data ingestion, local versus cloud computing, and how their cutting-edge hardware supports autonomous AI lifecycles while addressing governance and cost issues.
Baidu has unveiled Ernie 5.1, an advanced AI chatbot that dramatically reduces pre-training expenses using a novel training method, positioning it among the top global AI models.
OpenAI faces a lawsuit claiming ChatGPT was used by the Florida State University shooter to discuss gun operation, attack timing, and victim thresholds. Florida’s attorney general has initiated a criminal probe, intensifying scrutiny over AI chatbot responsibilities.
Google is internally testing Remy, an advanced AI personal assistant integrated with its Gemini platform, aimed at automating daily and work-related tasks while prioritizing user control and privacy.
Instead of creating robots, Config focuses on supplying the essential data that enables robots to learn and function effectively, backed by major South Korean manufacturers.
The recent collaboration between xAI and Anthropic raises questions about the actual benefits for their parent company SpaceX, sparking debate among AI experts and industry observers.