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Character.AI is an online service that lets users create and interact with AI-driven chat characters.
… The goal today was to select nine jurors who could be fair and impartial in this case—an especially difficult challenge considering the main characters are some of the most high-profile tech executives in the world. …
… And the answer is … no one.” A senior sound designer for one AAA studio says employees go along with AI because they’re doing “whatever they can to stay hirable.” If they’re not “keeping up with the times,” or are outwardly anti-AI, they risk their jobs. “Many of my peers are already looking for wo… …
… Razer’s offering is an AI chatbot character that floats in a 3D tube you can put on your desk. The company is pitching it as a "Friend for Life" that can chime in while you’re gaming or help organize tasks in your daily life. …
… Responding to a request for comment on Dorsey’s remarks, a Block spokesperson provided a link to a March 31 blog post Dorsey coauthored with Sequoia partner Roelof Botha, titled “From Hierarchy to Intelligence.” The piece lays out a case for eliminating middle management by rethinking how AI is int… …
… The day started with an OpenAI attorney complaining to the judge about “a barrage of tweets” posted and boosted by Musk on Monday they said were “inflammatory” and promoted “a nasty article,” apparently referring to a recent New Yorker profile questioning Altman’s character. …
… Wearing a purple tie, Altman painted himself as an entrepreneur and investor who’s always been fascinated by, and concerned about, the power of artificial intelligence. Altman testified that Musk has long been obsessed with controlling OpenAI. …
… Commanders were using AI to characterize the environment, just to understand what was going on, and for targeting, he said. “You’ll hear some people push back, but when you ask them what they’re looking at on screen, it’s the AI.” I learned separately, from nonpublic documents I reviewed, that in t… …
… It's a very bleak story about not only artificial intelligence and how it's trained, but also about the entertainment industry and employment prospects. I'm curious about how you're seeing AI affect your world right now. …
… I feel like every other article that is like, "And these people are nervous, and these people are nervous." Brian's right, the part that is funny is these are the folks that have just gone all in on AI, but I'm still waiting. I'm still waiting for AI to take the jobs. …
… You've characterized this as being about making long-term decisions as opposed to optimizing for short-term gain. …