“The problem with Jon Stewart” will not return to Apple TV + for a third season, bringing a surprise and a sudden end to the increasingly popular show led by the former host “Daily Show”.Stewart informed the staff on Thursday that he and Apple managers agreed to separate, according to several members of the show of the show with whom Stewart discussed the issue. He told staff that the company had concerns about the subject Stewart had planned three shows during the coming season. These subjects included China, Israel and artificial intelligence.Although Apple has given Stewart creative control on the…
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OpenAI logo seen on screen with ChatGPT website displayed on mobile seen in this illustration in Brussels, Belgium, on December 12, 2022.Jonathan Raa | Nurphoto | Getty ImagesAttendees of the annual World Economic Forum couldn’t get enough of a new development in the realm of artificial intelligence: generative AI.Priya Lakhani, CEO of online learning platform Century, said educators flocked to social media moments after ChatGPT came out talking about AI and how it could affect the education sector.”It’s really amazing actually. What I’ve seen across social media conversations is that there are educators who are seeing it as an enabler,…
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Dan Ives Says Chinese Startup DeepSeek’s $6 Million AI Development Assertion Is ‘Likely A Fictional Story’ Wedbush analyst Dan Ives has expressed skepticism over Chinese startup DeepSeek’s assertion of developing its low-cost AI model, R1, for under $6 million. What Happened: DeepSeek has stated that it developed its R1 model in just two months with an investment of $5.6 million. This statement has raised eyebrows, considering the billions of dollars U.S. tech companies are investing in AI development. For instance, OpenAI’s GPT-4 model cost over $100 million to train, and future models could cost upwards of $1 billion. Ives referred…
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Near the height of animosity in the writers’ strike in 2023, the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers outlined an offer that captured its members’ anxieties in the adoption of AI tools in the production pipeline. In what it hoped would be perceived as a concession, it proposed that scribes’ compensation and rights wouldn’t be undercut if any part of a script is based on AI-generated material. The Writers Guild of America balked at the offer. It knew it had some leverage as far as negotiating points involving AI. That’s because works solely created by the tech aren’t copyrightable.…
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Domain-specific AI: the hot topic of 2024? – WatersTechnology.com End of drawer navigation content Skip to main content Generative AI is increasingly being applied to specific domains within finance. But experts are divided on whether targeted models will take over from their general-purpose cousins. It will come as no surprise to fintech professionals that Collins Dictionary’s word of 2023 was ‘AI’. The technology hogged the headlines all year—from the release of GPT-4 to the engrossing standoff between OpenAI CEO Sam Altman and his board.But while much of the news was driven by advances in AI’s ability to perform multiple tasks…