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GPT-5: release date, claims of AGI, pushback, and more (2 minute read)OpenAI is known for its development of Large Language Models (LLMs) like ChatGPT. Earlier this year, reports suggested that OpenAI's next major LLM, GPT-5, was in development and aimed to surpass the capabilities of its predecessor, GPT-4. However, very little information is available about GPT-5, and it was originally expected to be launched in 2024 following completion of training in December of this year. OpenAI has since announced that an intermediate version, GPT-4.5, will be introduced in late 2023 to bridge the gap between GPT-4 and the future release of GPT-5. However, the latest official statement from OpenAI clarifies that the training of GPT-5 has not yet begun and is not currently in development.

Europe spins up AI research hub to apply accountability rules on Big Tech (6 minute read)The European Centre for Algorithmic Transparency (ECAT) has been established to support the oversight of large digital platforms under the EU's Digital Services Act. It will interrogate the algorithms of mainstream services such as Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok, and is positioned as the flagship of the DSA toolbox. ECAT's experts bring scientific rigor, expertise, and human experience to the task of understanding the effects of AI and auditing its impact. The EU hopes that ECAT will become a hub for leading research in algorithmic auditing, investigating the longer-term societal implications of mainstream AI.

Demand for AI expertise surges by 1,000% (1 minute read)Fiverr, a popular online freelance marketplace, has published its seventh Business Trends Index, which reveals a sharp increase in demand for artificial intelligence (AI) expertise. Businesses are struggling to attract and retain tech industry talent due to the ongoing skills shortage, making AI skills even more valuable. The report also indicates a rising trend in the use of AI in the creative industries, with a 6,223 percent increase in AI art searches in the UK over the last six months.

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Elon Musk now says he wants to create a ChatGPT competitor to avoid ‘A.I. dystopia’—he’s calling it ‘TruthGPT’ (2 minute read)Elon Musk revealed in an interview on Fox News' "Tucker Carlson Tonight" that he plans to start "TruthGPT," an AI chatbot that seeks maximum truth and a better understanding of the universe. Musk's announcement is notable given that just three weeks ago, he called for a six-month pause on work on AI systems more powerful than OpenAI's ChatGPT-4. In his interview, Musk spoke about the potential dangers of rapid AI development, alleging that existing chatbots are being trained to be "politically correct."

Google DeepMind: Bringing together two world-class AI teams (2 minute read)Google has announced that it is consolidating its separate AI research labs, Google Brain and DeepMind, into a new unit named Google DeepMind. The new team will be responsible for developing groundbreaking AI products and advancements while upholding ethical standards. According to Sundar Pichai, CEO of Google and Alphabet, combining all of the AI talent into one focused team, backed by Google's computational resources, will accelerate the company's progress in AI and position it to compete with OpenAI. However, Google Research, the former parent division of Google Brain, will remain independent, focusing on fundamental advances in computer science across various areas such as algorithms and theory, privacy and security, quantum computing, health, climate and sustainability, and responsible AI.

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Amazon’s New Tool Adjusts Sound So You Can Actually Understand Movie and TV Dialogue (2 minute read)Amazon has launched Dialogue Boost, an AI-powered feature that allows users to increase the volume of dialogue relative to background music and effects on its shows, creating a more comfortable and accessible viewing experience. The feature is aimed at improving accessibility for hard-of-hearing audiences but also addresses a common complaint among many viewers in the digital era. Dialogue Boost can be customized to individual preferences.

Family of Formula One champ Michael Schumacher plans legal action over AI-generated interview (1 minute read)The family of Formula One legend Michael Schumacher is taking legal action against German magazine Die Aktuelle for publishing an article featuring an AI-generated interview with Schumacher, which the family says is fake. The magazine printed a photo of the retired racing driver on its front page with the words "Michael Schumacher, the first interview!" and stated that the quotes were generated by AI. The family spokesperson confirmed the legal action to The Associated Press, and Die Aktuelle is one of the many tabloid magazines in Germany.

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