Your Google Docs are (probably) safe from AI training

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Google is training its AI on publicly available Google Docs.

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Meet Sharon Zhou, the AI founder doing just fine without Nvidia's chips

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Sharon Zhou, Lamini AI CEO and cofounder
Sharon Zhou, Lamini AI CEO and cofounder

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In an ocean of white data, this founder is trying to make AI less biased. Just don't call it 'BlackGPT.'

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John Pasmore, CEO and Co-founder of Latimer AI
John Pasmore, CEO and Co-founder of Latimer AI

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Uh oh — it looks like ChatGPT's AI model got lazy again

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GPT-4 users have been complaining that the model has gotten lazy again.

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Google's AI can ingest multiple books. What will it do with all that data?

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A child reaching up to grab a book from a shelf.

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Top websites block Google from training AI models on their data. Nowhere near as much as OpenAI, though.

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Sundar Pichai on stage at Google IO 2023

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Tumblr is selling user data to train AI. Things could get weird.

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Tumblr will provide data from its users to help train AI models.

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Silicon Valley's biggest ever 'dogfooding' experiment has begun. The implications are huge.

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Digitally manipulated image of a bassett hound as it holds a can of Friskies dog food in between its paws, California, 1950s.

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Don't worry — the machines won't be as smart as humans for a long time, because they've still got a lot to learn

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Google DeepMind has new rules to make sure AI robots behave when tidying your home

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Google DeepMind has written a constitution to make AI-powered robots safer.
Google DeepMind has written a constitution to make AI-powered robots safer.

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