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OpenAI employees repeatedly warned the company’s leadership and board about weaknesses in its security practices over several years, including before ChatGPT launched in late 2022, Reuters reported, citing five people familiar with the matter.
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Customers are sweating assets amid tight budgets, yet that doesn’t stop an exec from Redmond getting creative with the sales pitch
Revolut ditches Claude as it lays out a plan to use self-hosted models – but infrastructure costs are still eye-watering.
Docker has published a guide to five security risks that arise when AI agents are allowed to browse, run code and call tools with limited human oversight. They argue that the autonomy that makes agents useful also makes conventional application security controls insufficient.
Apple unveiled the Apple Watch Series 12 and Watch Ultra 4 back in September, along with a set of microphone-based features it calls Audio Intelligence. Two of them, Sound Recognition and Music Recognition with Shazam, were available from the start, but the more controversial pair had to wait.
School districts are hoping to restore the traditional Google Search experience for students, without AI features. However, Google has no plans to offer such controls, as AI Mode is built into Search.
Outlook Search is getting a new AI model, and it may prove to be much more useful than some existing AI-powered features.
Oracle has scrapped a chip leasing deal with Tencent worth an estimated $7bn after the Trump administration leaned on it, according to a Wednesday report in the Financial Times. US officials went to Oracle with concerns about the deal, the newspaper said, citing people familiar with the matter.
Supermicro will build and sell AI inference systems that pair SambaNova’s SN50 chips with Nvidia GPUs, the companies said on Tuesday. The collaboration initially plans for 10,000 SN50 chips, according to SambaNova’s announcement.
European deep tech companies in the European Innovation Council’s (EIC) Scaling Club have raised €4.06bn since joining the programme, according to a new report published by the initiative. The Club, funded by the EIC, supports 120 scale-ups from 26 countries.
Qualcomm has completed testing the first chips built with its High Bandwidth Compute (HBC) memory technology, clearing a key step towards using it in data centre AI hardware.
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