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ChatGPT 'Hacked' , AppleCar Is Dead and SBF's Last Stand
Anna Eisenberg
February 27, 2024
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February 28, 2024
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ChatGPT 'Hacked' By The New York Times
The New York Times (NYT) sued OpenAI and Microsoft for using its articles to train chatbots without permission.
According to OpenAI, the New York Times "hacked" ChatGPT to gather misleading evidence, violating OpenAI's terms of use.
You see, OpenAI says it's tough to use ChatGPT to access NYT articles directly, citing it took thousands of tries for the NYT to produce specific examples.
Judges have yet to decide if AI training is fair use under copyright law.
Source: Read More
The New York Times (NYT) sued OpenAI and Microsoft for using its articles to train chatbots without permission.
According to OpenAI, the New York Times "hacked" ChatGPT to gather misleading evidence, violating OpenAI's terms of use.
You see, OpenAI says it's tough to use ChatGPT to access NYT articles directly, citing it took thousands of tries for the NYT to produce specific examples.
Judges have yet to decide if AI training is fair use under copyright law.
Source: Read More
Consumer Confidence Wanes
Orders for durable goods, which are items expected to last at least three years, dropped by 6.1% in January.
In addition, business investment in equipment is looking weaker, indicating a cautious outlook among businesses.
Consumer confidence has also taken a hit, declining to 106.7 in February from a previously revised 110.9 in January.
Adding to the mix, house price growth has slowed down, offering a breath in the inflationary pressures, particularly in the rental market.
Source: Read More
Orders for durable goods, which are items expected to last at least three years, dropped by 6.1% in January.
In addition, business investment in equipment is looking weaker, indicating a cautious outlook among businesses.
Consumer confidence has also taken a hit, declining to 106.7 in February from a previously revised 110.9 in January.
Adding to the mix, house price growth has slowed down, offering a breath in the inflationary pressures, particularly in the rental market.
Source: Read More
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AppleCar Is Dead
Apple has decided to cancel its electric car project, known as Project Titan, which had been in the works for over a decade.
Instead of creating an electric car, Apple is now redirecting its efforts towards generative AI. Team members from the car project are being moved to the AI division.
The decision, shared by Chief Operating Officer Jeff Williams and Vice President Kevin Lynch, marks a pivot in the company's direction.
Source: Read More
Apple has decided to cancel its electric car project, known as Project Titan, which had been in the works for over a decade.
Instead of creating an electric car, Apple is now redirecting its efforts towards generative AI. Team members from the car project are being moved to the AI division.
The decision, shared by Chief Operating Officer Jeff Williams and Vice President Kevin Lynch, marks a pivot in the company's direction.
Source: Read More
SBF's Last Stand
Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF), once a crypto mogul running FTX, was convicted of fraud last year.
Bankman-Fried recruited a high-profile lawyer, recognized for theatrical legal battles, aiming to slash the weight of his conviction which could span up to 110 years.
This move aligns with a broader strategy involving sympathetic law professors and Bankman-Fried’s parents, the goal is to paint a new narrative about his leadership at FTX and push for his conviction's reconsideration.
As the countdown to his sentencing on March 28 begins, his legal team is set to present arguments pleading for leniency.
Source: Read More
Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF), once a crypto mogul running FTX, was convicted of fraud last year.
Bankman-Fried recruited a high-profile lawyer, recognized for theatrical legal battles, aiming to slash the weight of his conviction which could span up to 110 years.
This move aligns with a broader strategy involving sympathetic law professors and Bankman-Fried’s parents, the goal is to paint a new narrative about his leadership at FTX and push for his conviction's reconsideration.
As the countdown to his sentencing on March 28 begins, his legal team is set to present arguments pleading for leniency.
Source: Read More
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Anna Eisenberg ❤️
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