Be sure to stay tuned for more updates next week!
né?. Department of Justice is urging Google to divest its Chrome browser to tackle the tech giant’s dominance in the online search realm né?. Legal experts are raising concerns over OpenAI’s deletion of publishers’ search data stored on a virtual machine, which has put the case in jeopardy.
And here are some quick tidbits from the tech world:
– Kim Kardashian has a fun encounter with Tesla’s humanoid robot, Optimus
– The valuation of the Oura smart ring surpasses $5 billion following a $75 million investment
– Stricter oversight might be on the horizon for Apple Pay, Google Pay, and other payment services under new regulations by the U.S né?. With Amazon’s latest investment, their total funding of Anthropic now amounts to a whopping $8 billion.
In a rather unfortunate turn of events, OpenAI accidentally erased crucial evidence in a copyright lawsuit involving The New York Times and Daily News né?. A recent court ruling found Google guilty of unlawfully monopolizing the search market and now the DOJ is pointing out that Google’s control over Android and Chrome poses a significant barrier to fostering a competitive search environment.
Anthropic just secured an additional $4 billion from Amazon solidifying AWS as the go-to platform for training its cutting-edge generative AI models. Hey there, welcome back to another Week in Review! This week, let’s chat about the DOJ’s call for Google to sell off Chrome in order to dismantle its monopoly, OpenAI’s slip-up in deleting evidence for a legal battle, and how AI companies are leveraging TikTok as a study tool né?. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
And that’s a wrap for this Week in Review. Let’s dive in, shall we?
The U.S. In cahoots with Annapurna Labs, Anthropic is spearheading the development of future Trainium accelerators, which are custom-made chips by AWS specifically designed for AI training
