microsoft Microsoft and Apple Abandon OpenAI Board Roles Amid Regulatory Pressure Microsoft and Apple drop plans to hold board observer seats at OpenAI as global regulators increase their scrutiny of Big Tech's influence over artificial intelligence startups.
apple Apple Abandons OpenAI Board Observer Role Over Antitrust Concerns Apple officially steps back from an planned observer seat on OpenAI's board due to mounting regulatory scrutiny. The AI partnership will proceed with ChatGPT integration in upcoming Apple operating systems.
microsoft Microsoft Surrenders OpenAI Board Seat Amid Rising Antitrust Scrutiny Microsoft steps down from its observer seat on OpenAI's board as global regulators intensify antitrust investigations into their close partnership. The tech giant claims this move provides the startup with the independence it needs.
apple Apple Secures Observer Seat on OpenAI Board Under AI Partnership Apple gains an observer role on OpenAI's board as part of the companies' recent artificial intelligence agreement. This position allows Apple to attend meetings without holding voting power.
apple Apple's Phil Schiller Joins OpenAI as Board Observer Amid iOS 18 Deal Apple Fellow Phil Schiller takes an informal board observer role at OpenAI as part of the agreement to integrate ChatGPT into iOS 18. The non-voting position puts Apple on equal footing with Microsoft, though potential meeting conflicts may arise.
openai OpenAI Launches CriticGPT to Catch Hidden Errors in ChatGPT Code OpenAI unveils CriticGPT, a GPT-4-based model designed to help human trainers spot mistakes in ChatGPT's code outputs. The new tool significantly improves the accuracy of AI evaluations by overcoming the limitations of manual reviews.
openai OpenAI Builds CriticGPT to Catch Code Errors Human Trainers Miss OpenAI introduces CriticGPT, a new AI model designed to help human trainers spot code mistakes in ChatGPT responses. This tool addresses the growing challenge of human workers struggling to evaluate increasingly advanced AI outputs.
openai OpenAI Introduces CriticGPT to Catch Errors in AI Outputs OpenAI unveils CriticGPT, a new model designed to review and correct mistakes made by other AI systems like ChatGPT. This approach leverages AI to improve AI, aiming to reduce hallucinations and boost overall accuracy.
openai OpenAI Unveils CriticGPT to Catch Errors in AI-Generated Code OpenAI introduces CriticGPT, a new model based on GPT-4 designed to help human reviewers spot bugs and hallucinations in AI-generated code. The tool outperforms average human reviewers and produces fewer false positives during the evaluation process.
openai OpenAI Restricts Access to AI Tools for Users in China OpenAI takes steps to block users in China from accessing its artificial intelligence services. The move aligns with evolving global technology policies and regional access limitations.
apple Apple Rejects Meta AI Integration Over Privacy Worries Apple briefly explores but ultimately abandons plans to integrate Meta's AI models into iPhones due to significant privacy concerns. The tech giant instead moves forward with OpenAI and Google while Meta pushes its chatbot independently.
openai OpenAI Acquires Video Collaboration Startup Multi in Latest Enterprise Push OpenAI continues its acquisition streak by purchasing Multi, a remote video collaboration platform, to bolster its growing enterprise offerings.
openai OpenAI Acquires Data Analytics Startup Rockset to Enhance Enterprise AI OpenAI purchases real-time search and data analytics firm Rockset to improve data retrieval across its products. The acquisition allows OpenAI to better ground its models in company-specific data to reduce hallucinations.
anthropic Anthropic Launches Claude 3.5 Sonnet to Challenge OpenAI Anthropic releases Claude 3.5 Sonnet, a faster and more capable AI model that outperforms its predecessors on key benchmarks. The update also introduces Artifacts, a new interactive workspace for editing generated content.
anthropic Anthropic Unveils Claude 3.5 Sonnet to Challenge OpenAI Anthropic releases Claude 3.5 Sonnet, its most advanced AI model to date, featuring faster speeds and a new interactive workspace feature called Artifacts. The launch intensifies the ongoing arms race in the generative AI market.