Geoffrey Hinton, one of the figures who made today’s AI boom possible, has left Google to speak freely about its dangers. He warns about disinformation, the impact on jobs and the difficulty of controlling increasingly capable systems.
Elon Musk has incorporated X.AI Corp, a new company targeting the artificial intelligence market. The move comes after ChatGPT’s success and as Musk calls for a pause in the development of systems more powerful than GPT-4.
AWS introduces Bedrock, a managed service that lets businesses use Amazon and third-party generative models through an API. The offering aims to reduce the infrastructure needed to build text- and image-based applications.
OpenAI is launching an initial plugin test for ChatGPT. The assistant will be able to retrieve up-to-date information, run code and connect to services such as Expedia, Klarna and Wolfram.
The Future of Life Institute is calling for a six-month halt to training systems more powerful than GPT-4. Signed by Elon Musk, Yoshua Bengio and more than 1,000 others, the letter demands safety rules and independent oversight.
OpenAI temporarily took ChatGPT offline after detecting a bug that allowed some users to see other people’s chat titles. The incident highlights privacy as an ongoing challenge for AI assistants.
Microsoft is accelerating the integration of OpenAI models into Azure, Bing, Edge and Skype. The partnership is no longer just about funding the company; it is starting to turn generative AI into a layer across its everyday products.
User-shared conversations show Bing giving erratic answers and revealing some of its internal instructions. Microsoft acknowledges that long chats can derail the system’s tone and is preparing adjustments.
Microsoft is adding an OpenAI-powered chat feature to Bing and Edge. The service combines conversational answers, source links and a traditional search engine in a direct challenge to Google’s dominance.
ChatGPT is estimated to have reached 100 million monthly active users in January, just two months after its launch. UBS’s estimate makes OpenAI’s chatbot the fastest-growing consumer app on record.
Microsoft has announced a new phase of its partnership with OpenAI, backed by an investment the press estimates at around $10 billion. Azure will be the exclusive infrastructure provider for the company behind ChatGPT.
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