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First Thing: Donald Trump surrenders in Georgia on charges he sought to overturn 2020 election

Prosecution is fourth criminal case against Trump since March, and his booking included a mugshot. Plus, the story behind a fake football school

The Guardian - UK

Afternoon Update: Donald Trump’s mugshot taken; AEC says tick-cross backlash ‘based on emotion’; and Mark Humphries sketch cut by ABC

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The Guardian - AU

New York Times, CNN and Australia’s ABC block OpenAI’s GPTBot web crawler from accessing content

Chicago Tribune and Australian newspapers the Canberra Times and Newcastle Herald also appear to have disallowed web crawler from maker of Chat GPT

The Guardian - AU

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OpenAI unveils GPT-3.5 Turbo, which can keep up with GPT-4 in 'certain narrow tasks'

OpenAI recently announced the availability of a new update that allows developers to fine-tune GPT-3.5 Turbo. The company added that "this update gives developers the ability to customize models that perform better for their use cases and run these custom models at scale."

Windows Central

Bing market share is stagnant despite multi-billion-dollar investment by Microsoft

According to new data from Statcounter, Bing's global search engine share stood at 2.99% last month, a slight deviation from January's 3.03%. Putting all these into account, Bing's market share has been pretty much stayed the same for the better part of this year.

Windows Central

Affirm Holdings (AFRM) vs. Intuit (INTU): Which Stock Is More Likely to Beat Earnings on Thursday?

The operator of digital commerce platform Affirm Holding (AFRM) and financial tech company Intuit (INTU) are scheduled to report their fourth quarter and fiscal year 2023 results tomorrow after the market close. Let’s determine which stock is more likely to beat earnings expectations. Continue reading….

StockNews.com

We're talking about AI a lot right now – and it's not a moment too soon

When OpenAI unchained the “beast” that is ChatGPT back in November 2022, the pace of market competition between tech companies involved in AI increased exponentially.

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Who Can Sue OpenAI in Federal Court, Under State Law Claims (Such as Libel)?

Civil cases arising under federal law are generally filed in federal court: copyright cases, federal employment discrimination cases, cases against government agencies alleging violations of the U.S. Constitution, and more. But civil cases arising under state law can also be filed in federal court, if they involve more than $75K…

Reason

Zadie Smith, Stephen King and Rachel Cusk’s pirated works used to train AI

Works by thousands of authors also including Margaret Atwood, Haruki Murakami and Jonathan Franzan fed into models run by firms including Meta and Bloomberg

The Guardian - UK

How Much Tesla Stock Does Elon Musk Own and What Other Companies Does He Control?

Tesla is the world's largest seller of battery electric vehicles. Elon Musk is the company's biggest shareholder, and the outspoken CEO also has a stake in several other companies.

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3 times AI has given us a sentience scare as Snapchat’s chat bot goes rogue

Artificial intelligence, mankind’s latest Icarus moment, is the hot new thing taking the world by storm. But it could be about to take the world by force, too.

Laptop

‘Very wonderful, very toxic’: how AI became the culture war’s new frontier

While the far right claims artificial intelligence has become too ‘woke’, experts argue it’s not a sentient being with its own viewpoints

The Guardian - US

Microsoft News Roundup: ChatGPT at risk, Surface event confirmed, and Xbox community rules revamped

Microsoft confirmed a Surface event and revamped its Xbox community guidelines this week. We also saw a report that OpenAI is marking toward bankruptcy. Here are the details on those stories and more in our weekly news roundup.

Windows Central

The world has a big appetite for AI – but we really need to know the ingredients

Much ‘artificial intelligence’ harvests original creative work by humans. Regulators must demand transparency about training data

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Microsoft retracts bizarre AI-generated article that recommended Ottawa Food Bank as a tourist attraction

Microsoft recently posted an article on Microsoft Start (MSN) highlighting top places to visit while in Ottawa, Canada, the third option on the list was off-putting. This is because it recommended the Ottawa Food Bank as one of the top sites.

Evening Standard

ChatGPT favours the Labour Party, study into AI’s political bias finds

The chatbot showed ‘significant and systematic left-wing bias’ in a largescale test conducted by the University of East Anglia

The Conversation

Snapchat's 'creepy' AI blunder reminds us that chatbots aren't people. But as the lines blur, the risks grow

Artificial intelligence-powered (AI) chatbots are becoming increasingly human-like by design, to the point that some among us may struggle to distinguish between human and machine.

Fortune

What if OpenAI trained ChatGPT with illegal data scraping? The New York Times is reportedly considering suing to put that to the test

The paper of record suspects OpenAI scraped its data without permission, and it just left a group that was negotiating a royalty agreement.

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Zenger

The AI Customer-support Agents That Can Think And Act Like Humans

During human-like encounters with drivers, students, and customers, AI agents take the lead in dialogues and display emotion.

Evening Standard

UK’s AI checks and safeguards to target computing power and chip sales

The Government will hold an AI summit later this year, with Bletchley Park among the list of venue candidates

The Conversation

The Canadian government's poor track record on public consultations undermines its ability to regulate new technologies

Over the last five years, Canada’s federal government has announced a litany of much-needed plans to regulate big tech, on issues ranging from social media harms, Canadian culture and online news to the right-to-repair of software-connected devices, and artificial intelligence (AI).

WEKU

'New York Times' considers legal action against OpenAI as copyright tensions swirl

The news publisher and maker of ChatGPT have held tense negotiations over striking a licensing deal for the use of the paper's articles to train the chatbot. Now, legal action is being considered.

Zenger

OpenAI’s GPT-4 Shakes Up Content Moderation Landscape: Propels Meta And X To Embrace AI Solutions

ChatGPT-parent OpenAI has been using GPT-4, its latest publicly available large language model to moderate content

WEKU

What happens when thousands of hackers try to break AI chatbots

In a Jeopardy-style game at the annual Def Con hacking convention in Las Vegas, hackers tried to get chatbots from OpenAI, Google and Meta to create misinformation and share harmful content.

Windows Central

ChatGPT's fate hangs in the balance as OpenAI reportedly edges closer to bankruptcy

The company is reportedly on the verge of bankruptcy. Predictions indicate that this could happen by early 2024.

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