1/15China will introduce rules to govern the use of AI across a swathe of industries, moving to regulate emergent spheres as ChatGPT fever sweeps the world’s No. 2 economy. The government will push for the safe and controllable application of AI services, which it considers a strategic industry. It will continue to monitor its evolution over the longer term to gain a better understanding of the ethical concerns surrounding AI and other transformative technologies, Science Minister Wang said.
Warner Bros Games has announced that Hogwarts Legacy has sold <a news/technology/hogwarts-legacy-sells-12-million-copies-within-two-weeks-of-launch-10152331.html target=_blank>12 million copies in the first two weeks</a> since launch. This makes it the biggest global launch for the publisher, with the game earning $850 million in revenue from sales on PC, Xbox Series and PlayStation 5. As Variety reports, the game is based on the Harry Potter franchise by and set a record on the streaming platform Twitch, with 1.28 million peak concurrent views at launch.
2/15Warner Bros Games has announced that Hogwarts Legacy has sold 12 million copies in the first two weeks since launch. This makes it the biggest global launch for the publisher, with the game earning $850 million in revenue from sales on PC, Xbox Series and PlayStation 5. As Variety reports, the game is based on the Harry Potter franchise by and set a record on the streaming platform Twitch, with 1.28 million peak concurrent views at launch.
Microsoft has reportedly created an Artificial Intelligence (AI) program that can play Minecraft, but it is only for internal testing. The AI has supposedly been created using a different AI technology than Prometheus - the for the new Bing AI that uses ChatGPT. Insider sources claimed that Microsoft does not plan to include the feature in the public version of Minecraft, anytime soon.
The European Commission has <a news/technology/european-commission-bans-use-of-tiktok-on-staff-devices-heres-why-10155481.html target=_blank>banned the use of TikTok on staff devices</a>. The executive arm of the European Union has ordered employees to remove the app from their phone. The ban also extends to personal devices that have office apps installed. The commission said that all employees must remove the app, no later than March 15.
4/15The European Commission has banned the use of TikTok on staff devices. The executive arm of the European Union has ordered employees to remove the app from their phone. The ban also extends to personal devices that have office apps installed. The commission said that all employees must remove the app, no later than March 15.
5/15Since the introduction of ChatGPT, the AI hype has been spiraling out of control. However, have you ever stopped to ask what powers this massive AI venture? New reports have emerged that OpenAI’s popular chatbot is being powered by not one, not two, but eight Nvidia A100 GPUs. These graphics cards currently retail for over $10,000 and unlike traditional Nvidia GeForce cards, the A100 card is designed with server cooling in mind. It is specifically tuned toward AI and high-instead of rendering 3D frames quickly for gaming.
Spotify has introduced a new <a news/technology/discover-your-personalized-music-guide-with-spotifys-dj-ai-10148301.html target=_blank>AI guide called DJ that can curate music for you</a>. The feature will roll out in beta first, before a public release. DJ is based on OpenAI technology, the same technology powering ChatGPT and Bing's new search engine smarts. It can sort through Spotify's library to find the music you might like based on your listening history.
6/15Spotify has introduced a new AI guide called DJ that can curate music for you. The feature will roll out in beta first, before a public release. DJ is based on OpenAI technology, the same technology powering ChatGPT and Bing's new search engine smarts. It can sort through Spotify's library to find the music you might like based on your listening history.
The Data Safety labels for apps on <a=https://www.moneycontrol.com/news/technology/data-safety-labels-for-apps-on-google-play-misleading-mozilla-study-10153291.html target=_blank>Google's Play Store on Android are misleading</a>, a study by researchers of Mozilla's Privacy Not Included guide has found. They found discrepancies in the labels and privacy policies of nearly 80 percent of the apps reviewed. Google Play's labels, for instance, say that TikTok and Twitter do not share personal data with third parties, but the apps' privacy policies say the information is shared with advertisers, ISPs, platforms and more.
7/15The Data Safety labels for apps on Google's Play Store on Android are misleading, a study by researchers of Mozilla's Privacy Not Included guide has found. They found discrepancies in the labels and privacy policies of nearly 80 percent of the apps reviewed. Google Play's labels, for instance, say that TikTok and Twitter do not share personal data with third parties, but the apps' privacy policies say the information is shared with advertisers, ISPs, platforms and more.
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