In this week's edition of my #AI recap, Jony Ive may be building the next big thing in AI wearables. Also, why Anthropic's Claude is worth some of your time. cnet.com/tech/computing…

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In this week's edition of my weekly #AI column, you'll learn about a new tech consortium on job retraining -- and why Jon Stewart is skeptical. Also, new Meta labeling rules, why nuclear fusion is being discussed and more. cnet.com/tech/computing…

So much happening in the world of AI: EU passes epic law, WSJ gets a demo of OpenAI's Sora they say should freak us all out and Elon Musk open sources Grok. Also, should kids go to AI summer camp -- TL;DR: yes. cnet.com/tech/computing…

For #AI and You this week, I look at the proliferation of AI-generated fake photos as part of election misinfo and the problems with the AI tools used to create them. Also, OpenAI's legal challenges with Elon Musk and NYT continue. cnet.com/tech/computing…

Always interesting when companies slip in major news on a Friday afternoon. In this week's callout, OpenAI adds new members to the board -- including the return of CEO Sam Altman as a director. openai.com/blog/openai-an…

OpenAI confessing 𝐨𝐧 𝐭𝐡𝐞𝐢𝐫 𝐨𝐰𝐧 𝐛𝐥𝐨𝐠 to a belief that 'as we get closer to building AI, it will make sense to start being less open... but it's totally OK to not share the science...' is about as bad of a heel-turn as it gets.

OpenAI’s and Sam Altman's collaborative approach to AI is the one I endorse to get the best outcomes for humanity.

This is the post Apple cited when banning the Epic Games Store from competing with the iOS App Store under Europe's new DMA law. Criticism of Apple = untrustworthiness, in Apple leadership's bleak vision of their future relationship with app developers.

March 1 was officially #ReadAcrossAmericaDay , but I think every day should be a day for reading. Image courtesy of the talented Edward Gorey.

Which states vote on Super Tuesday 2024? Full list of who votes tomorrow and how many delegates are at stake. cbsn.ws/4c4rwFZ

In this week's #AI and You, I dive into the Musk lawsuit against OpenAI, Google Sundar Pichai and his mea culpa over Gemini images. I also share our first look at the Humane AI pin ( you can preorder now) & why you should NOT use ChatGPT to do your taxes.
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My #AI recap looks at Gemini's image gaffes, a16z's latest treatiste on how 'magical' AI will usher in an 'Era of Abundance,' lawyers using ChatGPT, again, to write legal briefs w/hallucinated cases, & DOJ's first AI chief.
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Alabama Attorney General Says He Won’t Prosecute IVF Providers
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In this week's edition of AI and You, I look at OpenAI's Sora, tell you what it costs to get an AI degree from an Ivy League School & tech's voluntary efforts to guard against AI election misinformation. cnet.com/tech/computing…

The editor replied quickly and took out the quote ... and admitted that they'd prompted an LLM to generate the piece. I've got a few takeaways from this experience:

Worth a read: Katie Collins looks at how TikTok 'is arguably the most influential destination now for rising musical superstars to get discovered by labels and by fans.' Case in point: recent Grammy winner Laufey. cnet.com/tech/services-…

Introducing Sora, our text-to-video model.

Sora can create videos of up to 60 seconds featuring highly detailed scenes, complex camera motion, and multiple characters with vibrant emotions.

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Prompt: “Beautiful, snowy

In this week's edition of AI and You, I looked at FCC ruling banning AI robocalls, the trillion dollar quest for an AI chip, and a $25 million fraud involving AI deepfakes and a video call. cnet.com/tech/computing…