The French MistralAI has released a beta version of its chatbot, Elon Musk sued OpenAI, and Google has more troubles. What else did we live through last week?
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At the end of February, Microsoft bought shares in the French startup Mistral AI. This company, which has been in existence for less than a year, is now valued at 2 billion dollars and is described as a threat to the position of OpenAI. What does this tell us about the European technological ecosystem and its chances of catching up with the world?
After a five-day media scandal surrounding his dismissal, Sam Altman officially returns to the position of CEO of OpenAI. The company succumbed to the pressures of shareholders and its employees.
On November 17, information appeared on the OpenAI blog that Sam Altman is stepping down from the position of CEO of the company. The reason? The company's board has lost confidence in him. Who will take over the reins at OpenAI?
The decision of the jury shook the world of finance. The young creator of one of the largest cryptocurrency exchanges, Sam Bankman-Freid, faced seven charges in court, including fraud and money laundering. He faces a penalty of up to 115 years of imprisonment.
There is a virus among us colloquially called "presentism". It is the belief that tomorrow will be the same as today, and technology will not touch our lives and work. The antidote to this is education in the field of future forecasting (foresight). Among others, this is what Jowita Michalska deals with.
NVIDIA presented Chat with RTX, OpenAI - model Sora, and Google - Gemini 1.5. Meanwhile, the EU Digital Services Act (DSA) came into effect on February 17. What else have we lived through in the past week?
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