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OpenAI's head of trust and safety steps down
OpenAI's head of trust and safety steps down
STOCKHOLM OpenAI's head of trust and safety Dave Willner is leaving the company, he said in a LinkedIn
2023-07-21 16:47
Cloud Range Appoints Cybersecurity Leader Galina Antova to Board of Directors
Cloud Range Appoints Cybersecurity Leader Galina Antova to Board of Directors
NASHVILLE, Tenn.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jul 18, 2023--
2023-07-18 18:20
White House Examines Worker Surveillance, AI Ahead of Rules Push
White House Examines Worker Surveillance, AI Ahead of Rules Push
The White House is hosting a forum for workers whose employers use automated systems to monitor them, and
2023-05-24 02:46
Amazon Alexa gets new AI powers, with the same kind of brain as ChatGPT
Amazon Alexa gets new AI powers, with the same kind of brain as ChatGPT
Amazon is adding the same kind of brain that powers ChatGPT into Alexa. The new technology is intended to allow the virtual assistant to be more powerful and able to speak with its owners in more natural conversations. The announcement were part of a wide array of new devices launched by Amazon this week. It also revealed new tablets and Echos, including those with screens, as well as plans to use generative artificial intelligence to create art to show on those screens. Every year, Amazon announces a number of Alexa devices, which have in the past included everything from soundbars to microwaves. This year, much of its focus was on artificial intelligence. While Alexa was one of the first virtual assistants of its kind to go mainstream, Amazon has lagged behind rivals such as Microsoft and Google in integrating new large language models into those systems. The sudden rise of such technology has sparked greater scrutiny of AI from regulators, given its explosion into general use and concerns over its potential impact on human life as well as industry, jobs and education. During a live event to unveil its latest range of Alexa-powered devices, Amazon looked to reaffirm its position as a market leader in AI by showing off an update to the assistant that will allow for more natural conversations with Alexa, rather than just the transactional request fulfilment it currently runs on. In a live demonstration of Alexa’s new large language model (LLM), Amazon devices boss Dave Limp showed how the new version of the assistant will be able to be more expressive in its responses - for example sounding happier when returning a positive sporting result for a user’s favoured team. Based within a new section of the service called “Let’s Chat”, Alexa will respond without the use of a wake word first, be able to pick up a conversation after a break and still understand the context, as well as understand inferences and more vague prompts in a way that Limp said is “like talking to a friend”. For example, the new Alexa will respond to the prompt “I’m cold” by turning on the heating in a connected home. Amazon has not confirmed a general release date for the new version of Alexa, instead focusing on an early preview programme in the US to try out the new capabilities among some users. Technology expert Ben Wood, chief analyst at CCS Insight, said it was “little surprise” to see Amazon discussing the power of its AI assistant in this way. “It undoubtedly knows that it needs to keep pace with rivals such as Google and Microsoft so articulating what it is doing in this area was essential for this event,” he said. “The upgraded way to talk to Alexa certainly makes it a more personal experience but success will depend on Amazon being able to get consumers to engage with the Echo devices in a very different way to the transactional and basic requests used today. “Some users may find it a little intimidating, but if successful it could make interactions a lot more conversational.” Elsewhere at its hardware event, Amazon unveiled a string of new hardware products, including several new Alexa-powered Echo smart speakers and smart home hubs, as well as new Fire tablets and updated Fire TV Stick devices. Read More Neuralink’s monkeys may have died due to brain implants contrary to Musk’s claims Facebook changes logo to ‘make F stand apart’ – but can you tell the difference? What is ‘Rumble’, where Russell Brand is posting videos? Neuralink’s monkeys may have died due to brain implants contrary to Musk’s claims Facebook changes logo to ‘make F stand apart’ – but can you tell the difference? What is ‘Rumble’, where Russell Brand is posting videos?
2023-09-21 17:58
Twitter aka X changes ad labels, makes promoted tweets less obvious
Twitter aka X changes ad labels, makes promoted tweets less obvious
The big changes at X, formerly known as Twitter, just keep coming this week. Users
2023-07-29 18:21
LEAK: Apex Legends Storm Point Map Changes
LEAK: Apex Legends Storm Point Map Changes
Leaks suggest Storm Point will undergo changes in Apex Legends Season 18 as severe weather threatens the southeast portion of the map.
2023-07-19 01:49
Meta Shares Climb After Revenue, Forecast Beat Estimates
Meta Shares Climb After Revenue, Forecast Beat Estimates
Meta Platforms Inc. topped forecasts for second-quarter sales and gave a rosy outlook for the current period, signaling
2023-07-27 05:56
Scott announces new plan focused on parents' role in education and technology
Scott announces new plan focused on parents' role in education and technology
South Carolina Sen. Tim Scott on Monday rolled out his education and technology plan, arguing that, under President Joe Biden, the role of parents has been minimized in decisions over childhood education and social media habits.
2023-08-29 03:26
Amazon to Invest $12.7 Billion in India Cloud Services by 2030
Amazon to Invest $12.7 Billion in India Cloud Services by 2030
Amazon.com Inc. plans to invest $12.7 billion in cloud infrastructure in India by 2030, joining other global tech
2023-05-18 11:27
Citrix Expands Cloud and On-Premises Capabilities to Support the Needs of Hybrid Customers
Citrix Expands Cloud and On-Premises Capabilities to Support the Needs of Hybrid Customers
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jul 27, 2023--
2023-07-27 20:24
Valorant Give Back Bundle 2023: Price, Release Date, Weapons
Valorant Give Back Bundle 2023: Price, Release Date, Weapons
The Valorant Give Back Bundle 2023 costs 6,387 VP and is available from July 19 to Aug. 4. The Bundle consists of four fan-favorite weapon skins and new accessories.
2023-07-21 00:46
Biden Set to Tighten Fuel-Efficiency Standards for Automakers
Biden Set to Tighten Fuel-Efficiency Standards for Automakers
The Biden administration is poised to issue a proposal as early as Friday ordering automakers to increase the
2023-07-28 07:25