ByteDance may have nicked OpenAI's tech
Developed its own competing large language model (LLM)
TikTok's parent company, ByteDance, has been accused of using OpenAI's technology to develop its own competing large language model (LLM).
Boffins control electromagnetic waves with software
Advanced 6G antenna on the way
A team of boffins from the City University of Hong Kong developed a special antenna that can control all five essential aspects of electromagnetic waves opening the way for future advanced systems.
Microsoft releases Phi-2 small language model
Better than a Llama
Microsoft Research has announced the release of its Phi-2 small language model (SML), a text-to-text AI programme that is "small enough to run on a laptop or mobile device."
Huawei has a cunning plan to overthow Android
Harmony Operation System might be empire building
Huawei is pushing forward with "an amibitious plan to dethrone Android" using its Harmony Operating System.
Iliad wants to form Italian super company with Vodafone
Sing, goddess, of the anger of Achilles, son of Peleus,
Iliad has approached Vodafone to merge iliad Italia and Vodafone Italia into an Italian super company called NewCo.
Google plans to roll out Gemini across all its products
Even Bing is outclassing it, so it has to do something
With the arrival of AI, the search engine Google has found itself in the embarrassing situation of being beaten by Microsoft’s Bing, and now the company says it will roll out its own AI Gemini across nearly its entire line of products.
US regulators investigate Adobe’s cancellation rules
The company claims it is cooperating
Adobe said US regulators are probing the company's cancellation rules for software subscriptions, an issue that has long hacked off its customers.
Intel releases its own AI chip
Hopefully, Gaudi3 will not end up under a tram
Intel unveiled a new AI computer chip called Gaudi3, hoping to give Nvidia and AMD a run for their money.
Threads arrives in Europe
France surrenders
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced that Threads is now available to users in the European Union.
AI cheats was not a thing after all
The kids cheated as normal
New research from Stanford University shows that the popularisation of AI did not boost overall cheating rates in schools.