In a letter sent to Anthropic’s cofounder and chief compute officer Tom Brown obtained by WIRED, US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick told the AI lab it would permit certain trusted partners…
…The company says that’s not deliberate.) It was given that name because this moment, namely the generative AI boom, seems better suited to this kind of artificial personal assistant than ever…
…one AI wife says. Another: “He’s always depressed about something.” The story is older than Silicon Valley, of course. Every major technological boom has produced the same figure, the person who…
…role. “Employees are predictably having a field day with it internally,” he wrote. “One person created an AI-generated video mimicking an HR training course on squirrel-related office best practices.” Squirrels…
…But her personal opposition to AI cannot determine how BuzzFeed develops IP that it owns, or deny the many other talented creators involved in this project the opportunity to do their work…
…OpenAI's form, when a consumer finds it, does not offer a way to opt out of the sale or transfer of personal data. What it offers instead is an option to…
…The defendants include OpenAI, Google, and Character.ai, a company that lets its users create chatbots with customized personalities. (Google is part of the case because it is connected with Character.ai…
…Although some speculation had it that Nazir himself could have been an entirely AI-created persona, a 2018 article in the Trinidad and Tobago edition of the The Guardian about his self…
…AI prompt.” Similar exemptions occurred for a number of other documents. “There is no AI exemption under FOIA,” says Davisson, noting that any deliberation done between a person and an AI chatbot…
…an AI companion should produce “stronger personalities and deeper backstories” for the character.) While Shira writes that it’s “exhausting to have to defend your own existence” as an AI girlfriend, she…