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CollectionsArtificial Intelligence

Artificial Intelligence

The latest artificial intelligence news, in-depth features, explainers, and analysis, spanning from generative to transformational technology and beyond.

CollectionLast updated Feb 5, 2025
Feb 5
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Super Bowl Sweepstakes: Perplexity AI's Million Dollar Question

Money can't buy love, but it might buy users. Perplexity AI bet big on that idea, announcing a million-dollar Super Bowl sweepstakes that turned asking questions into a potentially life-changing activity for those using the AI search engine during the Super Bowl. The contest, scheduled for the February 9 Kansas City-Philadelphia game, is a multi-pronged user acquisition strategy. Participants can earn up to 26 entries through a combination of downloads, referrals, and actual app use during the g...

Feb 4
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Marvel's Alleged AI Flub? Fans Spot Odd Hands in New Fantastic Four Poster

Fans of Marvel Studios' upcoming "Fantastic Four" film are calling foul after social media users claimed to have found telltale signs of the use of generative AI on a teaser poster. The image features a crowd of cheering fans in a retro-futuristic poster. Yet social media users claimed to have found examples of figures with missing fingers or disfigured hands, prompting accusations that the studio had used AI image generators to create the poster. Marvel Studios denied the allegations of using A...

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These Robots Can Now Move Like Cristiano Ronaldo and Lebron James

Carnegie Mellon University and NVIDIA have teamed up to develop a new training technique that enables humanoid robots to perform complex athletic movements with unprecedented agility—from Cristiano Ronaldo's signature mid-air spin celebration to Kobe Bryant's fadeaway jump shot. The framework, Aligning Simulation and Real Physics (ASAP), bridges a critical gap between simulation and reality by allowing humanoid robots to execute high-level athletic movements previously thought too complex for ma...

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Can’t Afford OpenAI's $200 Research Bot? Here Are a Few Great Alternatives

OpenAI's new Deep Research agent promises to transform how users collate data online by autonomously browsing the internet, analyzing responses, and delivering comprehensive documents on any topic. The AI company showed off its capabilities by tackling everything from ski purchase recommendations to advanced biology papers. But it’s not for the poor. OpenAI limits access to Pro users who shell out $200 monthly for the privilege. There’s a reason behind the high price: “It is very compute-intensi...

Feb 3
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Don't Worry, AI Won't Eat You—It Doesn't Even Like Protein: SoftBank CEO

Software might well eat the world, but artificial intelligence won’t eat humans. At least, that’s what Softbank CEO Masayoshi Son believes. “People think if [AI] has emotions, it's a disaster, it's demonish, it's a bad thing because they're going to fight and kill you—destroy you,” Son said Monday during a panel discussion with OpenAI CEO Sam Altman in Tokyo. “I would say if their source of energy was protein, then it's dangerous.” Luckily for us, however, “their source of energy is not protein,...

Feb 1

OpenAI Fights Back Against DeepSeek AI With Early o3-Mini Launch—Here's How It Compares

OpenAI rushed to defend its market position Friday with the release of o3-mini, a direct response to Chinese startup DeepSeek's R1 model that sent shockwaves through the AI industry by matching top-tier performance at a fraction of the computational cost. “We’re releasing OpenAI o3-mini, the newest, most cost-efficient model in our reasoning series, available in both ChatGPT and the API today” OpenAI said in an official blog post. "Previewed in December 2024⁠, this powerful and fast model advanc...

Jan 31
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Italy Bans China's DeepSeek AI Chatbot Over Privacy Fears

Italian data protection authorities have ordered Chinese AI startup DeepSeek to block its chatbot in Italy.   The Italian Protection Data Authority, known locally as the Garante, ordered the technology company to cease its alleged operations in Italy on Thursday. The move came shortly after the firm failed to satisfy local regulators' inquiries into its privacy policies, the watchdog said in a statement.  DeepSeek has faced plenty of opposition over its data collection practices from western reg...

Jan 30
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Remember DeepSeek? Two New AI Models Say They’re Even Better

AI companies used to measure themselves against industry leader OpenAI. No more. Now that China’s DeepSeek has emerged as the frontrunner, it’s become the one to beat. On Monday, DeepSeek turned the AI industry on its head, causing billions of dollars in losses on Wall Street while raising questions about how efficient some U.S. startups—and venture capital— actually are. Now, two new AI powerhouses have entered the ring: The Allen Institute for AI in Seattle and Alibaba in China; both claim the...

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DeepSeek Backlash: OpenAI, Washington And Italy Cry Foul

Howard Lutnick, the Commerce Secretary nominee who testified before the U.S. Senate Tuesday, claimed DeepSeek cheated when its revolutionary new AI model spanked top western AI companies this week. "They stole things, they broke in, they've taken our IP," Lutnick said, reflecting broader U.S. government concerns about Chinese companies potentially misappropriating  U.S. technology. The White House joined a growing backlash against DeepSeek on Wednesday, assessing potential national security risk...

Jan 29
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AI DAO ai16z Becomes ElizaOS Amid Branding Confusion Concerns

AI decentralized autonomous organization ai16z has changed its name to ElizaOS following concerns from tech venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz (a16z) over brand confusion. Eliza Labs founder Shaw Walters posted an update to ai16z’s Discord server on Sunday, positioning the change as a forward pivot. “As we continue to expand across multiple countries, develop our core technology, and foster an incredible community of builders, we are implementing a comprehensive rebranding initiative to El...

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Here’s How US AI Giants Are Responding to DeepSeek's Disruption

A small Chinese startup just forced America's biggest tech companies to rethink how they build artificial intelligence. DeepSeek's release of its R1 model, which reportedly matches or exceeds the capabilities of U.S.-built AI systems at a fraction of the cost, triggered a massive sell-off in tech stocks that erased nearly $600 billion from Nvidia's market value alone. The shockwaves hit the US tech sector in the gut, with leaders in the industry hurrying to analyze how DeepSeek achieved such res...

Jan 28
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DeepSeek Strikes Again: Does Its New Open-Source AI Model Beat DALL-E 3?

DeepSeek, the Chinese AI lab that recently upended industry assumptions about sector development costs, has released a new family of open-source multimodal AI models that reportedly outperform OpenAI's DALL-E 3 on key benchmarks. Dubbed Janus Pro, the model ranges from 1 billion (extremely small) to 7 billion parameters (near the size of SD 3.5L) and is available for immediate download on machine learning and data science hub Huggingface. The largest version, Janus Pro 7B, beats not only OpenAI’...

Jan 27

DeepSeek's Open-Source AI Costs NVIDIA $600 Billion, Triggers $1 Trillion Sector Slump

Nvidia's stock plunged Monday, losing $600 billion in market value—the largest single-day market cap loss in history—as global attention turned to Chinese AI startup DeepSeek. The tech giant's stock began the day trading at $140 but fell 16% and closed at $118 as news of DeepSeek’s low-cost AI developments and high-performance spread. Its plunge reflects a broader trend, with the U.S. tech industry shedding an estimated $1 trillion in market capitalization and those concerns spreading to other a...

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Is Chinese AI Sensation DeepSeek a Security Risk?

Will China's DeepSeek AI, which became an overnight sensation, face the same kind of security scrutiny as TikTok? The company, owned by the hedge fund High-Flyer and headquartered in Hangzhou, China, is already drawing criticism for concerns about transparency and potential influence by the People’s Republic of China. Social media users have been criticizing DeepSeek's AI model for refusing to answer political questions about the Chinese government and President Xi Jinping. When asked whether Xi...

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Why China's DeepSeek AI Is Blowing Everyone's Minds—And Blowing Up the Market

A Chinese artificial intelligence lab has done more than just build a cheaper AI model—it's exposed the inefficiency of the entire industry's approach. DeepSeek's breakthrough showed how a small team, in an effort to save money, was able to rethink how AI models are built. While tech giants like OpenAI and Anthropic spend several billions of dollars on compute power alone, DeepSeek purportedly achieved similar results for just over $5 million. The company's model matches or beats GPT-4o (OpenAI’...

Jan 25
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Chinese Open-Source AI DeepSeek R1 Matches OpenAI's o1 at 98% Lower Cost

Chinese AI researchers have achieved what many thought was light years away: A free, open-source AI model that can match or exceed the performance of OpenAI's most advanced reasoning systems. What makes this even more remarkable was how they did it: by letting the AI teach itself through trial and error, similar to how humans learn. “DeepSeek-R1-Zero, a model trained via large-scale reinforcement learning (RL) without supervised fine-tuning (SFT) as a preliminary step, demonstrates remarkable re...

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Did OpenAI Cheat on Its Big Math Test?

How intelligent is a model that memorizes the answers before an exam? That’s the question facing OpenAI after it unveiled o3 in December, and touted its model's impressive benchmarks. At the time, some pundits hailed it as being almost as powerful as AGI, the level at which artificial intelligence is capable of achieving the same performance as a human on any task required by the user. But money changes everything—even math tests, apparently. OpenAI's victory lap over its o3 model's stunning 25....

Jan 23

ChatGPT Gets a Personal Assistant Upgrade—If You're Willing to Pay $200 a Month

On Thursday, OpenAI unveiled a new feature, dubbed Operator, that lets ChatGPT take control of a virtual browser to perform real-world tasks like ordering food or booking flights. But so far, it’s aimed at rich people. The tool, currently available only to Pro subscribers ($200/month) in the U.S., marks the company's first venture into autonomous web browsing. It highlights the emergence of a tiered financial system, where those who pay more gain access to the best AI features. At the same time,...

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Is TikTok’s Parent Company Buying $12B Worth of AI Chips?

Tiktok’s parent company, ByteDance, may be planning to spend more than $12 billion on AI chips in 2025, the Financial Times reported Wednesday. The move would effectively double its investment from last year, even as its flagship app navigates choppy political waters in the U.S. Chinese tech companies face mounting pressure from Beijing to boost their local industries and reduce their dependency on Nvidia AI cards, especially as U.S. sanctions prevent the companies from exporting their best chip...

Jan 22
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Did Films 'The Brutalist' and 'Emilia Pérez' Cross the Line with AI Voice Editing?

Golden Globe-winning films The Brutalist and Emilia Pérez have come under fire for using AI to modify actors' voices in their critically acclaimed films. "The Brutalist," starring Adrien Brody, Felicity Jones, and Guy Pearce, depicts a visionary architect who, after escaping postwar Europe, revitalizes his life and career in America with the help of a wealthy industrialist. "Emilia Pérez," meanwhile, follows Manitas del Monte, a Mexican cartel boss who becomes Emilia Pérez, played by Karla Sofia...

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