Journalists Surprised by OpenAI’s Deal to Feature Their Stories
“OpenAI, once humanity’s AI superhero, trades its cape for cash, inking a deal with tech’s Rupert Murdoch, Axel Springer. What’s next? Licensing to villainous AI?”
“OpenAI, once humanity’s AI superhero, trades its cape for cash, inking a deal with tech’s Rupert Murdoch, Axel Springer. What’s next? Licensing to villainous AI?”
“In the sprint to AI sovereignty, an adult time-out is needed for tighter data checks. As Stanford’s shocker shows, avoiding data purity blunders is no child’s play.”
“Brimming with eloquent promises, the National AI Plan performs a mesmerizing cha-cha with haphazard funding, demonstrating budgetary struggles can tango even with cutting-edge technology.”
Well, the 21st-century justice system has ruled: AI, while able to birth groundbreaking innovations, cannot claim the honor of ‘inventor’. Patently outrageous or digital delusion?
In their open letter, Verses boldly claims a game-changing AGI development: AI understanding ‘contextual information.’ Yet, we advise holding the applause until we witness tangible evidence.
“Revolutionizing in-car systems is on the horizon. TomTom, Microsoft and OpenAI imagine converting your daily commute into a dazzling dialogue with a digital diva. GPS will never be the same.”
Here’s to our protein prodigies, unique in their pickiness for targets, yet unyielding in their grip. It’s like teenage infatuation, only on a molecular scale!
“Danish scientists stumble onto AI goldmine, predicting premature death risk from blood. Helluva party trick! Assures, “Knowledge is power, but don’t let risk become your obituary, live your life!”
Meet Dolphin Mixtral: The audacious newcomer tossing aside the AI rulebook, promising a heady, open-source adventure that’s spicier than your grandma’s secret chili recipe.
“OpenAI playing hot potato with CEO’s AI release powers for community’s sake. Almost like the eureka moment of realizing collective wisdom, eh?”