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OpenAI revamps AI roadmap, merging models for a leaner future – Computerworld
Rising competition and open-source threats This shift could also reshape the economics of AI, giving OpenAI greater control over costs, deployment, and market positioning. “I believe merging it has multiple benefits, not just in terms of costs related to training, go-to-market strategies, and customer delivery, but also in giving OpenAI more leverage to drive it as a ‘system’ and extract…
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Cisco is jailbreaking AI models so you don’t have to worry about it
Cisco has launched a new AI Defense security solution it says covers the entire range of potential LLM security threats to help businesses implement generative AI across their organization with confidence. As firms rush to deploy generative AI tools, be that through internally developed models, customized APIs, or external applications, they significantly increase their attack surface – and Cisco is…
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CIOs grapple with subpar global genAI models – Computerworld
Another factor that could minimize the dataset size problem in the next few years is an anticipated increase in unstructured data. Indeed, highly unstructured data — such as that collected by video drones watching businesses and their customers — could potentially sidestep language issues entirely, as the video analysis could be captured directly and saved in many different languages. Until…
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5 Things ChatGPT o3-mini Does Better Than Other AI Models
OpenAI finally launched its frontier o3-mini model in response to China’s DeepSeek R1 reasoning model this weekend. The o3-series of models were announced in December last year. OpenAI did not waste any time and launched o3-mini and o3-mini-high to keep its lead in the AI race. So, we were curious about all the things ChatGPT o3-mini does better than other…
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DeepSeek accused of training its models on OpenAI’s content
OpenAI has accused newcomer rival DeepSeek of training its chatbot on the firm’s proprietary models. There is some evidence that DeepSeek may have performed model distillation, OpenAI reportedly told the Financial Times, a technique whereby a smaller model is trained on a larger one to replicate certain responses for specific use cases. The US AI and Cryptocurrency Czar, David Sacks,…
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OpenAI has evidence that its models helped train China’s DeepSeek
Chinese artificial intelligence company DeepSeek disrupted Silicon Valley with the release of cheaply developed AI models that compete with flagship offerings from OpenAI — but the ChatGPT maker suspects they were built upon OpenAI data. OpenAI and Microsoft are investigating whether the Chinese rival used OpenAI’s API to integrate OpenAI’s AI models into DeepSeek’s own models, according to Bloomberg. The…
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Why Fitbit Is Limiting Battery Performance on Some Smartwatch Models
This week, the Consumer Product Safety Commission announced that Fitbit has agreed to pay a $12.25 million settlement over one of their older smartwatches, which had a battery defect that left some users with serious burns. Meanwhile, Fitbit itself announced that some of its more recent smartwatches—the Sense and the Versa 3—may also have an issue with overheating batteries that…
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Owner Satisfaction: The Most-Loved Car Models
When it comes to buying a new car, Consumer Reports members have told us that a low price or a luxury badge doesn’t automatically translate into happiness. Some models that you might expect to put a smile on an owner’s face actually make them frown—or worse. The models that top the owner satisfaction ratings deliver on the manufacturer’s promises of…
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LinkedIn faces lawsuit amid claims it shared users’ private messages to train AI models
In a US lawsuit filed on behalf of LinkedIn Premium users, the professional networking app has been accused of using members’ private messages to train AI models. Filed in a California federal court, the lawsuit, on behalf of LinkedIn user Alessandro De La Torre, accuses the company of breaching its contractual promises by disclosing Premium customers’ private messages to third…
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Today’s AI models have a poor grasp of world history – Computerworld
Today’s AI models do a poor job of providing accurate information about world history, according to a new report from the Austrian research institute Complexity Science Hub (CSH). In an experiment, OpenAI’s GPT-4, Meta’s Llama, and Google’s Gemini were asked to answer yes or no to historical questions — and only 46% of the answers were correct. GPT-4, for example,…
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