The Biggest AI News Of The Week

Microsoft Unveils 53 Family of Language Models

Microsoft introduced the 53 family, a collection of efficient and affordable small language models (SLMs). These models, developed through innovative training methods, outperform larger counterparts in tasks like language processing, coding, and math. The 53 Mini model, with 3.8 billion parameters, is now available on platforms like Azure AI and Hugging Face, with future models offering even more capabilities.

DHS Launches AI Safety Board

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security announced a new AI Safety and Security Board to ensure the safe use of AI across critical infrastructure. The board will guide stakeholders on responsible AI use and address potential threats, with a focus on protecting against AI-assisted cyberattacks from hostile nations.

Synthesia AI Video Avatars Feature Emotions

Synthesia, known for its AI video creation, introduced avatars that now feature enhanced emotional expressions and precise lip-syncing. These avatars, based on real humans, are designed for enterprise applications like training and marketing, providing a more authentic and engaging user experience.

Nvidia Acquires Run AI for $700 Million

Nvidia is acquiring Run AI, a Tel Aviv-based company that optimizes AI hardware infrastructure. This $700 million deal aims to enhance Nvidia's DGX Cloud AI platform, providing better support for AI model training and expanding Nvidia's influence in the AI infrastructure market.

OpenAI Faces Complaint Over Fictional Outputs

The European advocacy group NOYB filed a complaint against OpenAI for inaccuracies in ChatGPT's generated information. The complaint argues that these inaccuracies violate EU data protection rules, specifically the GDPR, which mandates data accuracy and the right to rectification.

Sanctuary AI's New Humanoid Robot

Sanctuary AI unveiled the seventh version of its Phoenix line of humanoid robots, focusing on upper-body movements. These robots can quickly learn new tasks, aiming to advance towards artificial general intelligence. The latest model features improved uptime, better motion range, lighter weight, and reduced costs.

UK Investigates Amazon and Microsoft AI Partnerships

The UK’s Competition and Markets Authority is investigating partnerships and hiring practices involving Microsoft, Amazon, and three AI startups. The concern is that these collaborations might stifle competition in the UK market. Both companies are cooperating with the inquiry.

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