Caught up in controversy, OpenAI appears to be the Benedict Arnold of the AI world, abandoning its founding principle of public good, much to the chagrin of former employees!
“From humble developer to global playwright, André Staltz’s plagiarised pieces reveal a new dance, led by Google’s AI, where ‘consent’ and ‘copyright’ are stepping stones, not partners.”
“ChatGPT, the AI chatterbox, had a virtual ‘snooze’, creating techno-grief. Back online post-outage, users paid more. Grumble, sip coffee, ponder our tech reliance. Silicon linings, eh?”
Google’s budget cuts and a strange ‘glue incident’ paint a humorous yet concerning picture of the health-care AI sector’s trials and tribulations.
“Microsoft’s latest Windows AI innovation: restoring deleted files. A specter of potential IT disasters or the result of one too many Friday night brews at Microsoft HQ?”
OpenAI, the AI custodians, are now cautiously clutching their research secrets. Falling AI into wrong hands? Charming and paradoxically prudent. Moral responsibility never looked so…technological.
