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?
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?
Apple will announce its plans for the development of generative AI in the coming months, the company's CEO Tim Cook conveyed at a shareholder meeting at the end of February.
Apple will announce its plans for the development of generative AI in the coming months, the company's CEO Tim Cook conveyed at a shareholder meeting at the end of February.
The European Commission plans to impose a fine of 500 million euros on Apple for violating competition rules in the music streaming services sector. This is the result of an antitrust investigation that examined whether the company favored its own services at the expense of competition.
The European Commission plans to impose a fine of 500 million euros on Apple for violating competition rules in the music streaming services sector. This is the result of an antitrust investigation that examined whether the company favored its own services at the expense of competition.
Among the main causes are headaches and eye pain, low user comfort, and an excessive sense of loneliness.
Among the main causes are headaches and eye pain, low user comfort, and an excessive sense of loneliness.
Google's BardAI started speaking Polish, Warsaw University of Technology launched its VC fund, and OpenAI still has to defend itself in Italy against privacy violation allegations. What else did we live through last week?
Google's BardAI started speaking Polish, Warsaw University of Technology launched its VC fund, and OpenAI still has to defend itself in Italy against privacy violation allegations. What else did we live through last week?
What are Polish small and medium-sized entrepreneurs afraid of in 2024, the International Monetary Fund warns against AI, and Revolut faces multi-million fines for privacy breaches. What else did we live through last week?
What are Polish small and medium-sized entrepreneurs afraid of in 2024, the International Monetary Fund warns against AI, and Revolut faces multi-million fines for privacy breaches. What else did we live through last week?
The year 2023 passed under the sign of AI and everything indicates that nothing will change in this respect in the next one. But what exactly can we expect? And what other trends will take over the world in 2024? Let's look into the future, based on data and official announcements.
The year 2023 passed under the sign of AI and everything indicates that nothing will change in this respect in the next one. But what exactly can we expect? And what other trends will take over the world in 2024? Let's look into the future, based on data and official announcements.
A class action lawsuit has been filed in the federal court in East St. Louis against Apple, Visa and Mastercard companies. The companies are accused in it of a conspiracy aimed at illegally eliminating competition and as a result artificially inflating fees for credit and debit transactions.
A class action lawsuit has been filed in the federal court in East St. Louis against Apple, Visa and Mastercard companies. The companies are accused in it of a conspiracy aimed at illegally eliminating competition and as a result artificially inflating fees for credit and debit transactions.
As the only company in the world, it is able to produce processors in the most advanced 3 nm technology. In addition, it owns the most expensive factory ever built, and its clients are Apple, NVIDIA and Intel. How did it happen that Taiwanese TSMC became one of the most important companies in the world?
As the only company in the world, it is able to produce processors in the most advanced 3 nm technology. In addition, it owns the most expensive factory ever built, and its clients are Apple, NVIDIA and Intel. How did it happen that Taiwanese TSMC became one of the most important companies in the world?
Google and telecommunications leaders appeal to the European Commission for Apple to respect existing regulations. Together, they emphasize the need for fair competition and compliance with the law, which affects the stability of the sector.
Google and telecommunications leaders appeal to the European Commission for Apple to respect existing regulations. Together, they emphasize the need for fair competition and compliance with the law, which affects the stability of the sector.
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