Boffins in Canberra scrambled to formulate a response to generative AI after the launch of ChatGPT. But eight months later, the government is still working on how to regulate the technology.
Artificial intelligence
In the past few weeks Google and Meta have launched new hardware with generative AI smarts built in, while OpenAI is reportedly planning to launch its own phone.
The rise of artificial intelligence can conjure an alarmist spectre of the robot apocalypse, but Harrison.ai is one example of how the technology can save lives.
A quarter century after pioneering software-as-a-service, Salesforce is now betting big on AI in a bid to keep up with Microsoft and Google.
American regulators are slowly trying to catch up to Amazon and Google. But by the time they get there, a new monopoly in AI may have already formed.
Businesses rushing to adopt generative AI in their workflows face significant risks — including from inaccuracy. Fortifai aims to measure this.
Some media companies have experimented with AI in news articles. We think the risks are too high, right now.
Artificial intelligence will transform the economy, but those on the cutting edge say the risks are overblown.
Morgan Stanley will soon launch the AI @ Morgan Stanley Assistant in the US. Australian institutions could soon follow.
Law firms like Clayton Utz and Ashurst are cautious about generative AI. Allens, meanwhile, worked with Microsoft to build its own proprietary AI tool.
The Guardian and News Corp have each been engaged in discussions with AI developers over compensation, while leadership at Nine has opened the door to talks.
There will always be bulls and bears who can swing the market with thought-provoking claims. It can pay to listen — as long you do your own work, and make up your own mind.
Artificial intelligence's computational requirements rose 300,000-fold in six years. That makes AI development much more costly, both to companies and the planet.
Trevor Gurwich, portfolio manager at the $US213 billion American Century investments, thinks artificial intelligence is about to set off a wave of booms and busts.
Turbo was possibly the first cryptocurrency almost entirely generated by AI. Created by a Melbourne artist, it hit a market cap of US$80 million in a matter of days.
Artificial intelligence is increasingly being used within the public service. But one government agency chief expects to be “in the vanguard” of this new technology.
Between Copilot for Office 365, Bing Chat for Enterprise and now ChatGPT Enterprise, Microsoft is dominating AI-for-business.
Plus: PwC's unusual startup agreement; Optus wants to cut a deal with TPG; APRA's cyber concerns; More turnover at Fortescue; AI spruiking on the ASX.
Artificial intelligence is booming, and Australia's biggest companies want you to know they're in on it.
Plus: Australia's new cyber czar on ransoms; ANZ's Suncorp appeal; The BRICS unwieldy expansion
Nvidia's blowout quarter and rise to become the world's sixth most valuable company has shocked even the most hardened of market veterans.
The rise of AI and deepfakes is posing a threat to elections and democracy. But researchers warn that efforts to regulate the technology could backfire.
Just like it did in Australia, Meta has pulled news from Facebook and Instagram in Canada. This time, however, it may not be temporary.
Facing stiffening competition from Google, OpenAI is updating the way it trains ChatGPT.
