OpenAI is reportedly announcing the AI-powered search engine on Monday, a day before Google is expected to give updates on its Gemini AI system at its annual developer conference.
The funding would provide Musk’s venture, which is behind the Grok AI chatbot, a welcome boost in its efforts to catch up to AI rivals like OpenAI, Google and Anthropic.
A new survey from Microsoft on work trends finds employees, worried they could look replaceable, say they’re reluctant to share they use AI for important tasks—even as 75% of office workers report using the tech tool, often unsanctioned by employers.
Two rival hacker houses, both claiming the name “AGI House,” have attracted the attention of Silicon Valley’s biggest names. Now, their estranged owners are fighting to unseat one another in a brutal battle for supremacy.
Only 8% of Australians use ChatGPT daily, much less than the global average. 78% of Australians distrust news written entirely by generative AI. We dig into the data.
If your workdays are filled with meetings, you’re not alone. But AI might be able to help.
Notion co-founder Ivan Zhao captivated Silicon Valley investors and everyday consumers alike with a sleek productivity app that went so viral its servers crashed. Now, the profitable startup’s CEO sees a rare opening to break Microsoft and Google’s dominance in the workplace by going early and aggressive on AI.
Perplexity, an AI-powered search engine, is backed by tech VIPs like Jeff Bezos, and counts billionaires like Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang among its frequent users.
This year’s AI 50 list shows that artificial intelligence is helping companies achieve more with less: the median headcount for an AI 50 startup was 89 employees, down from 150 last year.
In an era marked by the growing influence of artificial intelligence in the workplace, a provocative assertion from Sam Altman, CEO of Open.AI, really captivates the imagination: can a billion-dollar enterprise be operated by one person using Generative AI?