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Streaming provider Netflix has been found guilty of infringing a patent held by Broadcom by the District Court of Munich.
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Microsoft-backed Open AI – the company behind generative artificial intelligence (Gen AI) tool ChatGPT – has rolled out a slew of new voice and image capabilities on its flagship platform.
Amazon said Monday it will invest up to $4 billion in AI startup Anthropic, part of a strategic partnership as the tech giant looks to take on the likes of Google, Microsoft and Nvidia in the battle for AI supremacy.
There are now new pathways to art ownership that include private syndicates and immersive art fairs for investors.
Film, TV, radio, and online writers may soon be back at their keyboards, but actors won’t be returning to set until SAG-AFTRA makes a deal to lift the strike.
Atlantic Quantum, which spun out of research at MIT, has developed a new type of quantum architecture that’s easier to scale.
The platform said it would use a new feature from OpenAI that can generate “human-like audio.”
Qantas, which has faced a number of blows to its reputation in the last month, says it’s looking to address customer pain points – but flight prices aren’t one of them.