Anthropic’s Claude 3.5 Sonnet can compete with the best AI models out there and the company contrasts itself to rivals like OpenAI by pitching itself as a safety-first AI firm.
TikTok Shop has gained even more traction since the president signed a law that may ban the app. If it goes away, Chinese e-commerce giants Temu and Shein could win big.
Amazon is reportedly considering charging up to $10 a month for access to the new Alexa, which it plans to launch later this year.
A tech advisory firm study estimates that AI will create $280 billion in economic benefit by 2030. Google is tapping into the demand with a new AI-first accelerator for Australian entrepreneurs.
The buzzy chip firm’s CEO Jensen Huang isn’t the only one scoring big, thanks to Nvidia’s soaring shares.
Meta confirmed that images and captions posted by Australian users are being used to train Meta AI. European users of Meta platforms can opt-out, in accordance with data regulations placed on tech companies. No such regulation exists in Australia – so nothing is preventing Meta AI from procuring your public posts.
Apple joined the great AI arms race this week after months of lagging behind big tech rivals like Google, Microsoft and Meta, unveiling a series of products juiced with artificial intelligence that it has pitched as a more secure, privacy-focused alternative to how its competitors process requests in the cloud.
Half of the world’s population will go to the polls this year. While the Australian federal election is not until 2025, there is already significant angst about deepfakes fueling misinformation.
Apple’s largest announcement revolved around artificial intelligence enhancements that will soon be added to iPhones, Macs and its digital assistant, Siri.
Apple CEO Tim Cook unveiled the company’s “profound new intelligence capabilities” Monday.