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OpenAI Says AI-Powered Surveillance Tools Using ChatGPT “Seem to Originate from China”

In a new report, OpenAI details banning some accounts for how they’re using ChatGPT.

Rabbit’s New Android AI Agent Shows Promise But Remains a Work in Progress

Rabbit is back with a followup to its R1 personal AI device. The company’s new AI agent controls apps and performs tasks on Android tablets.

Salesforce is Not For Sale: CEO Marc Benioff Debunks Billion-Dollar Acquisition Rumors

Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff denies rumors of a $1B acquisition, emphasizing the company’s commitment to building AI-driven solutions through internal innovation.

Alibaba Commits to AGI, Making AI “The World’s Largest Industry”

Alibaba CEO’s focus on theoretical technology comes after a good few years for the e-commerce giant and Qwen maker.

Nvidia’s Signs AI Teaches American Sign Language to Children “As Young as Six to Eight Months Old”

Nvidia’s new Signs platform can teach users American Sign Language by analyzing their movements and giving real-time feedback.

OpenAI Must Face Copyright Lawsuit, Judge Cites “Property-Based Harms”

In February 2024, news outlet The Intercept sued OpenAI for removing the copyright management information from its articles, violating the Digital Millennium Copyright Act

Google Removes Gemini From Its Main App for iOS Devices

Google removes Gemini from its official app for iOS users and suggests downloading the Gemini app instead.

Perplexity 1776 Model Fixes DeepSeek-R1’s “Refusal to Respond to Sensitive Topics”

The modifications change the model’s responses to Chinese history and geopolitics prompts. DeepSeek-R1 is open source.

Google’s AI Co-Scientist Speeds Discoveries by Helping Researchers “Do More With Less”

Google’s AI-powered co-scientist empowers researchers around the globe by enhancing scientific research and accelerating future scientific breakthroughs.

EU Faces Backlash Over AI Act Copyright Loophole

EU lawmakers face mounting criticism as a copyright loophole in the AI Act threatens creative works, sparking debates over tech innovation and legal protections.