DOJ Moves to Split Google From Chrome Amid Antitrust Findings
The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) is considering significant measures against Google, including a possible requirement for the company to divest its Chrome browser, according to Bloomberg. The proposal comes after an August 2024 ruling where Judge Amit Mehta determined that Google had engaged in anticompetitive behavior, maintaining its search monopoly through contracts that limited […]
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Dell Unveils Enhanced AI Factory Infrastructure and Services
Dell has announced a major expansion to its AI Factory during the SC24 high-performance computing conference in Atlanta. The Dell AI Factory is a comprehensive framework designed by Dell to help organizations accelerate their adoption and deployment of artificial intelligence (AI) at scale. It offers a wide range of AI-focused products, solutions, and services, tailored […]
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As BlueSky Growth Soars, So Do User Complaints
Bluesky’s swift rise to prominence has come with challenges, particularly in content moderation. Over 42,000 user complaints were filed within a 24-hour window from Thursday evening to Friday, posing a test to the platform’s ability to manage such volume. Bluesky’s moderation team, now facing up to 3,000 reports per hour, is now being tested by […]
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Microsoft Releases Synthetic Data For AI Training, Shows Performance Gains Across Benchmarks
Microsoft’s new Orca-AgentInstruct framework, released last week, might be changing the landscape of AI training with its unique approach to synthetic data generation. As data scarcity challenges further advancements of AI, this development may mark a notable shift in how AI models can be trained efficiently. Microsofts says that using agentic workflows, AgentInstruct can produce […]
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Microsoft Unveils BiomedParse AI Model for Medical Image Analysis
Microsoft Research, along with the University of Washington’s Paul G. Allen School of Computer Science & Engineering and Providence, has introduced BiomedParse, a new AI model designed to enhance how medical images are analyzed. BiomedParse integrates object recognition, detection, and segmentation, enabling medical professionals to conduct analyses with greater efficiency and fewer manual steps. The […]
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Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff Praises Gemini Live as the “Future of Consumer AI”
Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff has commended Google’s voice-based AI assistant, Gemini Live, labeling it the “future of consumer AI” and praising its swift, zero-latency response times in a social media post. His positive remarks are in stark contrast to his criticism of Microsoft’s Copilot AI agents, which he derided as “Clippy 2.0,” evoking the memory […]
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Nvidia’s Blackwell GPUs Struggle with Overheating in Data Centers
Nvidia is grappling with a critical challenge in its rollout of the Blackwell GPUs, which face overheating problems when deployed in data center racks. According to The Information, the high-performance AI chips struggle with heat dissipation when housed in racks accommodating up to 72 units, causing significant disruptions to deployment plans for major tech clients […]
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OpenAI: Released Emails of Elon Musk and Sam Altman Reveal What They Actually Discussed
Table of Contents: Initial Vision and Founding Objectives Diverging Philosophies on Control and Governance Disagreements on Compensation and Recruitment The Microsoft Partnership Dispute Strategic Shifts: Nonprofit to Capped-Profit Structure Trust Issues and Board Dynamics Exit and Aftermath Released Emails From the Musk vs. Altman Case Subject: question (May 25, 2015 – Jun 24, 2015) Subject: […]
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AI-Driven Malware: How Fake Apps and CAPTCHAs Target Windows and macOS Users
Cybersecurity researchers have flagged a surge in malware distribution tactics involving fake CAPTCHAs and counterfeit AI applications. This new wave of cyberattacks targets both Windows and macOS systems and is closely linked to malicious software strains like Lumma Stealer and AMOS. These malware types are notorious for their ability to collect sensitive user data, including […]
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The Rise of Bluesky: From Twitter Sideproject to Refuge for Fleeing X Users
Bluesky’s evolution from a low-profile initiative within Twitter to a platform with over 18 million users, at the time of writing, highlights the rapidly changing dynamics in the social media world. The company surpassed one million daily new user registrations on November 15 for the first time, adding currently another million every day since then. […]
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