US antitrust enforcers have decided to investigate the roles Microsoft, Nvidia and OpenAI have played in the artificial intelligence boom, according to people familiar with the pending actions. The Department of Justice will launch an investigation of chipmaker Nvidia, while the Federal Trade Commission will scrutinise close business partners Microsoft and ChatGPT-maker OpenAI, according to two people who were not authorised to publicly discuss details of the investigations and spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity. Nvidia and OpenAI declined to comment Thursday. Microsoft didn't immediately respond to a request for comment. The New York Times was first to report Thursday on a deal between antitrust regulators at the two agencies. Emboldened by President Joe Biden's push for tougher scrutiny of Big Tech's business practices, federal officials have signalled for more than a year that they've been watching out for monopolistic behaviour in the rapidly advancing ...
With a total market capitalization of about $9.2 trillion, the three most valuable tech firms have overtaken all of the nearly $9 trillion worth of stocks actively traded on Chinese exchanges
The US Department of Justice will take the lead in investigating Nvidia while the FTC will examine the conduct of OpenAI and Microsoft
Majority of the jobs cut have been within Microsoft's Strategic Missions and Technologies organisation, which aims to sell the company's cloud software and server rentals for businesses
'We have to recognise the risks that AI can create in the context of creating abusive content and one form of abusive content would be AI generated deep fakes,' Smith said
The investment, Microsoft's biggest to date in Sweden, includes a pledge to help train some 250,000 people with AI skills
The pact would include a possible multimillion-euro payment to the trade association, according to the report, and separate payments could also be made to individual companies
Arm processors are known for power efficiency, which makes them ideal for battery-powered portable devices such as smartphones and tablets
Microsoft's Copilot AI chatbot on Telegram is available in beta with restrictions on certain functions and works only on text prompts
The committee will be responsible for making recommendations to the board on safety and security decisions for OpenAI's projects and operations
Microsoft chief executive officer (CEO) Satya Nadella said 'artificial intelligence' should rather be called 'different intelligence'
With the help of Microsoft Azure AI Speech Personal Voice, users can record digital versions of their own voice within the Truecaller application and use them to answer calls
US officials have said that AI systems could pose national security risks, for example by making it easier to engineer chemical, biological and nuclear weapons
A subscription to Alexa will not be included in the company's $139 Prime offering and Amazon is yet to nail down the price of the new services, the report said
Although Krutrim managed to get 2,500 developers, there was no clarity if any companies have joined the platform or have shown interest in joining the platform
At a developer conference in Seattle, Chief Executive Satya Nadella promoted new application programming interfaces, or APIs
Microsoft has announced that the first wave of Copilot Plus AI PCs will be available from June 18, 2024. However, Indian consumers may have to wait a tad longer no OEM has announced India launch as ye
Microsoft's developers-oriented event focused on artificial intelligence integration across its platforms and services
IT company Coforge on Tuesday said it has collaborated with Microsoft to establish an innovation hub to develop industry-specific generative AI solutions. The hub will develop new industry specific generative AI solutions and will work closely with Microsoft to integrate them with Microsoft's generative AI products and technologies, including Microsoft Azure OpenAI Service, Microsoft Power Platform, and Microsoft Copilot, Coforge said in a statement. Coforge is taking advantage of its deep industry strengths and customer partnerships in building industry specific generative AI solutions on the Microsoft platform to drive transformation and enhance productivity. "This collaboration with Microsoft will further accelerate our efforts to deliver industry-leading generative AI solutions to our customers," Coforge CEO and executive director Sudhir Singh said. Coforge also introduced two new copilots for insurance and financial services. These copilots will use Microsoft's generative AI
Recall will debut on Windows on ARM, but is expected to rollout to traditional X86 architecture-based PCs in future. The feature allows users to search through the PC history using a visual interface