Day: May 6, 2023

By Luc Olinga Is Alphabet’s Google still sitting in the driver’s seat in the AI arms race? This is the question that has been plaguing experts and investors ever since ChatGPT, the chatbot developed by OpenAI, a “capped-profit” company whose biggest shareholder is Microsoft, took the World by storm last November. This next-generation chatbot responds to the most complex requests with human-like replies. It has changed the way internet search — Google’s core business — is perceived. The chatbot showed that artificial intelligence has reached a point where technology can perform certain tasks … Read More “Senior Engineer Says Google Is Losing”

Artificial intelligence has revolutionized the way businesses operate in many sectors. With AI, businesses can process vast amounts of information quickly and efficiently, leading to improved decision-making and enhanced customer experiences. One AI technology that has been gaining rapid popularity is ChatGPT, a LLM AI model that has been trained on vast volumes of textual data to generate limitless responses to text inputs. ChatGPT has taken off and is being used in a wide variety of plugins and apps, but with its benefits come significant risks to data privacy. Like any AI technology, ChatGP… Read More “Navigating Data Privacy in the Age of AI: 5 Best Practices for Implementing ChatGPT in Your Business”

By Luc Olinga Is Alphabet’s Google still sitting in the driver’s seat in the AI arms race? This is the question that has been plaguing experts and investors ever since ChatGPT, the chatbot developed by OpenAI, a “capped-profit” company whose biggest shareholder is Microsoft, took the World by storm last November. This next-generation chatbot responds to the most complex requests with human-like replies. It has changed the way internet search — Google’s core business — is perceived. The chatbot showed that artificial intelligence has reached a point where technology can perform certain tasks … Read More “Senior Engineer Predicts Google’s Downfall”

By Luc Olinga Is Alphabet’s Google still sitting in the driver’s seat in the AI arms race? This is the question that has been plaguing experts ever since ChatGPT, the chatbot developed by OpenAI, a “capped-profit” company whose biggest shareholder is Microsoft, took the World by storm last November. This next-generation chatbot responds to the most complex requests with human-like replies. It has changed the way internet search — Google’s core business — is perceived. The chatbot showed that artificial intelligence has reached a point where technology can perform certain tasks much better th… Read More “Employee Sounds the Alarm About Google”

By Luc Olinga Luke Sernau has been a senior software engineer at Google since March 2019, according to his LinkedIn page. He is also the founder and CEO of BetterEngineering.org. He is based in Seattle, Washington, and wrote a message very critical of the strategy of Google, which was, for a long time, a pioneer in Artificial Intelligence until the launch, to the general public, of ChatGPT, a conversational chatbot developed by OpenAI. This chatbot changed the way search engines now work. His message has been circulating within Google since April and has now become a topic of conversation on w… Read More “‘We Have No Secret Sauce’: Google Employee’s Scathing Criticism”

By Luc Olinga The relationship between Elon Musk and the administration of Democratic President Joe Biden is a complex one. For two years it was marked by strong tensions. Biden waited more than a year, after his inauguration, to utter the name Tesla, while the president’s environmental policies are in line with the mission that the manufacturer of electric vehicles has set for itself. Musk did not like the fact that Biden presented General Motors (GM) – Get Free Report as the leading clean-vehicle manufacturer, while Tesla is the World leader, and the Detroit giant is lagging. The Tesla chief… Read More “Elon Musk Responds to a White House Snub”

By Jonathan Stempel, Carolina Mandl and John McCrank OMAHA/NEW YORK (Reuters) -Warren Buffett on Saturday offered a vote of confidence in the United States, saying he could not imagine the government letting it default on its debt and risk letting the World’s financial system “go into turmoil.” Speaking at Berkshire Hathaway Inc’s annual meeting in downtown Omaha, Buffett also said it would have been “catastrophic” for regulators not to step in to protect depositors of Silicon Valley Bank, which was seized in March after a bank run. But he said Berkshire is well-positioned, as rising interest … Read More “Buffett says debt default would spark turmoil, has confidence in U.S.”

By Jonathan Stempel, Carolina Mandl and John McCrank OMAHA/NEW YORK (Reuters) -Warren Buffett on Saturday offered a vote of confidence in the United States, saying he could not imagine the government letting it default on its debt and risk letting the World’s financial system “go into turmoil.” Speaking at Berkshire Hathaway Inc’s annual meeting in downtown Omaha, Buffett also said it would have been “catastrophic” for regulators not to step in to protect depositors of Silicon Valley Bank, which was seized in March after a bank run. But he said Berkshire is well-positioned, as rising interest … Read More “Buffett says debt default would spark turmoil, has confidence in U.S.”

By Luc Olinga Luke Sernau has been a senior software engineer at Google since March 2019, according to his LinkedIn page, and he is also the founder and CEO of BetterEngineering.org. He is based in Seattle and wrote a message very critical of Google’s strategy, which was, for a long time, a pioneer in artificial intelligence until the launch to the general public of ChatGPT, a conversational chatbot developed by OpenAI, which has changed the way search engines now work. The engineer’s message, published by semianalysis.com, has been circulating within Google since April and has now become a to… Read More “Google Employee Makes Scathing Criticism: ‘We Have No Secret Sauce’”

The Lincoln Project on Friday released a new video featuring an AI-generated rendering of Tucker Carlson’s voice reading his own incendiary text message obtained by The New York Times earlier this week. The video titled “Tucker In His Own Words” shows the former Fox News cable host rooting for Trump supporters during the beating of an Antifa protester. The text messages contributed to a sequence of events that led to Carlson’s dismissal from the right-wing outlet, The Times reports. The Times reports that “For years, Mr. Carlson espoused views on his show that amplified the ideology of white n… Read More “WATCH: New Lincoln Project video features AI rendering of Tucker Carlson reading incendiary text”