OpenAI’s Strategic Shift, Adobe’s Attribution Tool, Content Licensing with Hearst, Uber’s AI EV Assistant

2024-10-10

Welcome to the RAIZOR Report for Thursday October 10th 2024. OpenAI plans to become more independent from Microsoft by developing its own data servers and AI chips and leasing a center from Oracle in Texas. Adobe launched a free web app to secure content attribution in the AI era, while OpenAI struck a content licensing deal with Hearst Communications. Uber introduced an AI assistant for drivers transitioning to EVs, and Hugging Face launched OpenAI-Gradio for easy AI app creation. Google enhanced...

Welcome to the RAIZOR Report for Thursday October 10th 2024.

OpenAI plans to become more independent from Microsoft by developing its own data servers and AI chips and leasing a center from Oracle in Texas. Adobe launched a free web app to secure content attribution in the AI era, while OpenAI struck a content licensing deal with Hearst Communications. Uber introduced an AI assistant for drivers transitioning to EVs, and Hugging Face launched OpenAI-Gradio for easy AI app creation. Google enhanced its AI Studio with drag-and-drop file analysis, underscoring advancements in user-friendly AI tools. These moves reflect significant shifts and innovations in the AI industry.

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