Meta’s assault on privacy should serve as a warning against AI
Facebook was the worst thing to happen to user privacy over the last two decades. Artificial intelligence could be the worst thing to happen in the days ahead.
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Facebook was the worst thing to happen to user privacy over the last two decades. Artificial intelligence could be the worst thing to happen in the days ahead.
The CEO of Baidu said that since China’s new AI regulations have been in place over 70 AI models have been released in China with over 1 billion parameters.
Code Llama is available for both personal and business use under the Llama2 community license agreement.
Thailand’s digital minister said he would seek a court order to shut Facebook in the country unless it takes action on the alleged scams.
The lower house in the parliament of India approved updates to a bill that would ease data storage, processing and transfer standards for BigTech companies.
Meta’s latest suite of generative AI tools allows users to input text to create musical and audio compositions, rivaling a similar tool released this year by Google.
The Chinese tech and e-commerce giant Alibaba revealed two new open-sourced AI models, Qwen-7B and Qwen-7B-Chat, to rival Meta’s recently-launched Llama 2.
As the Big Tech giant Meta focuses on retaining its users, it plans to launch several AI-powered chatbots with different personalities and functions.
According to Josh Gerben, the social media platform could be embroiled in lawsuits over its “X” branding for years, costing upward of millions of dollars.
Cathie Wood, the Bitcoin advocate, is actively investing in Meta Platforms (META) and Robinhood Markets (HOOD) shares.