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Amazon Partners for Responsible AI

PLUS: Tesla Unveils New AI Supercomputer

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Samuel S.
February 09, 2024

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IN TODAY’S ISSUE

  • Amazon Partners for Responsible AI

  • Meta AI: Access and Applications Explained

  • Tesla Unveils New AI Supercomputer

  • Nadella Courts Indian Developers with AI Tools

  • Google to Spot AI-Generated Content

Amazon Partners for Responsible AI

TheStreet

  • Amazon joins the US Artificial Intelligence Safety Institute to develop safety and regulatory frameworks for AI.

  • Contributes to computing credits to enhance trustworthy and responsible AI.

The move reflects a growing effort to establish rules for responsible AI use.

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Meta AI: Access and Applications Explained

Meta

  • Meta AI, formerly Facebook AI Research, led by Yann LeCun, focuses on open-source AI development.

  • Available for free to US users, it powers features like image creation and chatbots.

This showcases Meta's commitment to expanding AI capabilities.

Tesla Unveils New AI Supercomputer

The Motley Fool

  • Tesla plans a $500 million Dojo computer, benefiting Nvidia (GPU supplier) and Taiwan Semiconductor (chip manufacturer).

  • Both stand to gain from AI supercomputer demand.

As AI supercomputer demand grows, these companies become key beneficiaries, offering investors strategic exposure to the evolving AI landscape.

Nadella Courts Indian Developers with AI Tools

AP News

  • Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella encourages Indian developers to use AI tools.

  • Microsoft anticipates AI contributing to 10% of India's GDP target for 2025, investing in data centers and fostering partnerships.

Microsoft's strategic investments, including data centers and collaborations like OpenAI, position it as a key player in India's evolving tech landscape.

Google to Spot AI-Generated Content

The New York Times

  • Google joins efforts for digital content credentials with industry leaders like Adobe, Microsoft, and Sony.

  • Aiming for a "nutrition label" to trace AI-altered files, enhancing online content trustworthiness.

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