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Nvidia wants to work with the world's most powerful tech companies to make customized AI chips

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Nvidia is making plans with Meta, OpenAI, Microsoft, and Google to build custom AI chips, Reuters reported. Pictured: Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang.

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CMOs are facing an existential crisis — but there is still time to secure the future of marketing

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The Super Bowl is still definitely happening at 6:30 ET — and we're still writing these stories?

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San Francisco 49ers fans cheer during Super Bowl LVIII Opening Night at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, Nevada on February 5, 2024

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The White House wants to 'cryptographically verify' videos of Joe Biden so viewers don't mistake them for deep fakes

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President Joe Biden

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What's Google's most 'advanced' ChatGPT challenger like? It'll cost you $19.99 a month to find out.

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Google's Gemini Advanced is the latest competitor to other subscription AI platforms like Microsoft's Copilot and ChatGPT Plus.

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How OpenAI plans to make ChatGPT a 'supersmart' assistant by getting the bot to use your computer for you

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CEO Sam Altman has reportedly said he wants to turn ChatGPT into a "supersmart personal assistant for work."

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Google's AI product lead explains why the company is doing a 'clean-up' and renaming everything 'Gemini'

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Sissie Hsiao, vice president and general manager for Google Assistant, onstage at Google IO 2023

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Elon Musk wants to get in on the action to decipher 2,000-year-old papyrus scrolls

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Contestants in the Vesuvius Challenge used AI to decipher 2,000-year old papyrus scrolls.
Contestants in the Vesuvius Challenge used AI to decipher the scrolls.

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A former SpaceX intern and 2 other students won $700,000 for deciphering a 2,000-year-old papyrus scroll using AI. Here's what it said.

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This ancient scroll is part of the only library left from the ancient world.

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Microsoft's Super Bowl ad is a sign of the company's shifting AI priorities

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Microsoft is shifting its AI priorities towards Copilot over Bing.

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