Author: Able Jam
OpenAI may cut AI subscription prices
OpenAI is reportedly considering reducing the prices of its AI subscriptions and services as competition in the artificial intelligence market heats up. The report, citing people familiar with the discussions, says OpenAI is evaluating lower usage costs for customers, including reducing the price of AI processing tokens. Tokens are the units of text that AI
Amazon’s AI announcement, Microsoft counters with its own $2.5 billion unit
Tech giant Microsoft is committing $2.5 billion to a new artificial intelligence implementation unit, which will employ 6,000 new people. The new unit, called Microsoft Frontier Co., is expected to focus on AI operations. The initiative’s 6,000 employees, mostly made up of industry and engineering experts, will co-design, co-innovate, deploy, and continuously improve AI systems
Not just Ford Motor, Australia’s biggest bank too ‘regretted’ AI layoffs
Automaker Ford Motor recently hit headlines when the company announced that it is rehiring engineers to fix its artificial intelligence (AI) tools that weren’t getting the job done.Incidentally, Ford is not the first company to say that it made an AI layoffs error. There are others including IBM and Australia’s largest bank — Commonwealth Bank
Opera is releasing a new update that will prevent ClickFix attacks
When a website tells you to “copy this command to fix the issue,” you may not know it, but the command in question could be malicious. These are called ClickFix attacks, ClickFix attacks sidestep nearly all existing defenses, including antivirus and email filters. The reason: Those systems are designed to check for threats from external
Anthropic in talks with Samsung for custom AI chip manufacturing
Anthropic is in talks with Samsung Electronics to be a manufacturing partner for a custom artificial intelligence chip,Anthropic’s plans are at an early stage, and the company is still determining what the processor should do, how powerful it should be and how it would fit into a server. AI companies are aiming to diversify their
Russia pounds Kyiv in deadliest strike this year
Russia launched its deadliest attack on Ukraine’s capital this year early Thursday, killing at least 27 people, injuring 91 others, and damaging around 130 buildings across the city. 74 missiles and 496 drones were launched by Russia overnight.Thick plumes of smoke blanketed parts of Kyiv while emergency crews worked to extinguish fires and search for
Tata Electronics overtakes Foxconn by assembling $26.3 bn iPhones for exports
Tata Electronics has overtaken Taiwanese electronics manufacturing services (EMS) giant Foxconn to grab a larger share of assembling iPhones, which are exported from the country, during the five-year production linked incentive (PLI) scheme period between financial year 2021-22 (FY22) and FY26. iPhones assembled by Tata Electronics, which were exported in this five-year period, were pegged
Apple’s privacy features face scrutiny over alleged ‘Hide My Email’ flaw
Apple’s ‘Hide My Email’ feature, designed to protect users’ privacy by masking their real email addresses, may contain a security flaw that could expose users’ actual email IDs, according to new research.Hide My Email is part of iCloud+ and allows users to generate unique, disposable email addresses that forward messages to their primary inbox. The
Anthropic Accuses Alibaba of Massive AI Model Copying
A billion-dollar AI moat just took 28.8 million exchanges to crack, according to Anthropic. The company sent the claim straight to the US Senate, as investors question how long any AI lab’s edge can survive being copied this cheaply. Here’s what Anthropic alleges, and why it puts pressure on AI’s biggest price tags.Anthropic says this
Indian Supreme court raise alarm over AI use
The Supreme Court on Thursday sounded an alarm over the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in legal proceedings as it flagged a National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) judgment that relied on fake precedents and cases generated using AI.A Bench of Justice PS Narasimha and Justice Alok Aradhe made the observation while setting aside an NCLT