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OpenAI admits it's 'impossible' to create ChatGPT-like tools without using copyright material, amid court battles over intellectual property theft allegations

OpenAI is in the middle of legal battles over bad copyright practices. The company admits that it relies on copyrighted material to train its models, but highlights that the law doesn't restrict this.

Windows Central

TechScape: Is the Consumer Electronics Show still relevant?

The world’s largest tech event has cutting-edge TVs and even a VW with ChatGPT – but cheap gadgets and big tech have dented its influence. Plus, HMRC comes for side hustlers

The Guardian - UK

OpenAI says it's 'impossible' to create ChatGPT without copyrighted content, as if that's somehow a good excuse

In the face of a growing number of lawsuits, OpenAI insists that the use of copyrighted content to train LLMs is fair use.

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Volkswagen integrates OpenAI's ChatGPT into its upcoming lineup of vehicles to act as a 'copilot' (not that one)

Volkswagen just announced its plans to integrate ChatGPT into several of its upcoming vehicles. The company intends to integrate the chatbot into its IDA voice assistant to assist with navigation and infotainment controls.

Windows Central

‘Impossible’ to develop AI tools without using copyrighted materials, says OpenAI

The artificial intelligence company made the claim in written evidence submitted to the House of Lords communications and digital select committee

The Guardian - UK

Meta and OpenAI have spawned a wave of AI sex companions—and some of them are children

The uncensored AI economy is booming, giving rise to hard legal and ethical questions.

Fortune

‘Impossible’ to create AI tools like ChatGPT without copyrighted material, OpenAI says

Pressure grows on artificial intelligence firms over the content used to train their products

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Microsoft Exec Joins OpenAI Board Amidst Copyright Storm

Following the footsteps of The New York Times, nonfiction book authors have launched their own copyright claims against Microsoft and OpenAI.

International Business Times UK

What Are the Magnificent 7 Stocks?

The Magnificent 7 stocks were market leaders in 2023 and have been long-time outperformers. Here's a closer look at the group of mega-cap stocks.

Kiplinger

Move over, Google Assistant. ChatGPT may soon become a default assistant on Android

OpenAI might be working on a ChatGPT-powered voice assistant that could be used as a default assistant on Android.

Android Central

Intellectual property theft? Non-fiction authors sue Microsoft and OpenAI in class action lawsuit mirroring New York Times case

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Sam Altman says Muslims in the tech industry feel “uncomfortable speaking up"

OpenAI’s CEO made the observation in an apparent reference to the ongoing war in Gaza and the resulting rise in religious and racial tensions.

Fortune

ChatGPT may be plotting to replace Google Assistant on your Android phone, ahead of its landmark bot store launch

It looks as though ChatGPT wants to expand its reach on Android, while the custom GPT marketplace is almost here.

TechRadar

5 trends that will define the tech wearable market in 2024 and beyond

Other than better battery life and brighter screens, which trends will most impact tech wearables in 2024? Allow us to be your crystal ball.

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NY Times lawsuit holds OpenAI and Microsoft 'responsible for the billions of dollars they owe for the unlawful copying and use of The Times's uniquely valuable works'

OpenAI values high-quality content in its training and The New York Times has been marked as such in the creation of its models.

The Independent UK

Microsoft's new AI key is first big change to keyboards in decades

Starting this month, some new personal computers that run Microsoft’s Windows 11 operating system will have a special “Copilot key” that launches the software giant’s AI chatbot

Fortune

Effective altruism's fundamental flaw

Why the EA movement is both promising and problematic.

Evening Standard

ChatGPT 5 release date: what we know about OpenAI’s next chatbot as rumours suggest summer release

The company's most advanced chatbot forms part of its mission to replicate human intelligence

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Altman, Musk, and the dangers of superstar CEOs

'People with power tend to behave like patients who have damaged their brain’s orbitofrontal lobes.'

Windows Central

Microsoft unveils free Copilot app on iOS with GPT-4 and DALL-E 3 image generation

Microsoft's Copilot app is now available on iOS and iPad. The app lets you ask questions, generate summaries, draft emails, and generate images by leveraging DALL-E 3 capabilities.

Android Central

Google wants your help figuring out what to add to Bard in 2024

Google is looking for feedback on its Bard chatbot, and users can chime in on Reddit with their 2024 wishlist for the service.

iMore

Microsoft's AI assistant comes to iPhone and iPad — it's powered by GPT-4 and DALL·E 3, and best of all, it's free

Microsoft’s Copilot has been made available to iPhone and iPad users, and it’s already proving to be more useful than Siri.

Fortune

What the New York Times' suing OpenAI means

OpenAI will almost certainly survive the lawsuit. But the Wild West days of generative AI are rapidly coming to an end.

Reason

Escalation in the Red Sea

Plus: Inheritance taxes, lady gadgets, a stabbing in South Korea, and more...

The Guardian - UK

TechScape: Cybercrime, AI supremacy and the metaverse – the tech stories that will dominate 2024

From the future of X to Apple’s Vision Pro headset, we make a call on the deals, products and technologies that could define this year

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