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Microsoft (MSFT) and OpenAI Cut Revenue Sharing

OpenAI has reportedly told investors that it plans to cut the revenue it shares with Microsoft by at least half by 2030. Microsoft currently receives around 20% of OpenAI’s revenue under the terms of their deal. But come the end of the decade, that could be cut to just 10%, putting their partnership in jeopardy. Microsoft provides AI-powered cloud, productivity, and business solutions, focusing on efficiency, security, and AI advancements. The company has ramped up its efforts in AI and cloud computing over the last few years, making it a premier tech stock investment choice. Analysts have suggested that it could be one of the best-performing magnificent-seven stocks, with the potential to surge in value to a new ATH. However, this new development with OpenAI could put a dent in things. Microsoft’s support for OpenAI has been nothing short of massive. Since 2019, the tech giant has poured $13.75 billion into the AI startup, including a landmark $10 billion investment announced in early...

Best Crypto to Buy as OpenAI and Musk’s Battle Escalates & OpenAI Tests New AI Agent

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OpenAI Says China Competitor DeepSeek Used ChatGPT Data To Train Its Rival AI Model

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ChatGPT creator OpenAI alleged that Chinese AI rival DeepSeek used its proprietary models to train its own open-source rival. The San Francisco-based firm said that it has found evidence of “distillation,” which it suspects comes from DeepSeek, the Financial Times reported. Investigation Launched For Potential DeepSeek IP Breach Amid Growing Evidence US President Donald Trump’s AI and crypto czar David Sacks said yesterday that there is “substantial evidence” that DeepSeek relied on the output of OpenAI’s models to develop its own competing technology. In an interview with Fox News, he said that it looks like the Chinese firm used ChatGPT’s output to train its model. People familiar with the matter also said that Microsoft, one of OpenAI’s biggest investors, has launched an investigation into the potential IP breach, Bloomberg reported. In the fall, researchers at Microsoft  noticed that individuals believed to be linked to Deep...

OpenAI tool used to create voice bot that can drain crypto wallets

Researchers in the US have reportedly used OpenAI’s voice API to create AI-powered phone scam agents that could be used to drain victims’ crypto wallets and bank accounts. As reported by The Register, computer scientists at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign (UIUC) used OpenAI’s GPT-4o model, in tandem with a number of other freely available tools, to build the agent they say “can indeed autonomously execute the actions necessary for various phone-based scams.” According to UIUC assistant professor Daniel Kang, phone scams that involve perpetrators pretending to be from a business or government organization target around 18 million Americans every year and cost somewhere in the region of $40 billion. GPT-4o allows users to send it text or audio and have it respond in kind. What’s more, according to Kang, it’s not costly to do , which breaks down a major a barrier to entry for scammers looking to steal personal information such as bank details or social ...

The many weird AI depictions of Michael Saylor

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MicroStrategy co-founder and high-profile Bitcoin cheerleader Michael Saylor has posted almost 500 AI-generated pro-Bitcoin images to X (formerly Twitter) since February 2023. Saylor’s love for the currency is no secret — his entire business model was seemingly based around buying up vast quantities — but there’s something else that he loves to include in the images plastered all over his social media feeds: Himself. Specifically, himself reimagined as a raft of alternative Saylors. In the roughly 473 AI-generated images posted to X, he’s recast himself, Barbie-style , as Dr. Saylor, Rock Climber Saylor, Bowling Saylor, Racecar Driver Saylor, Surfer Saylor, President Saylor, Fast Food Worker Saylor, and Professor Saylor. He’s even depicted himself as a levitating monk. The many different lives of Saylor. In his ‘President Saylor’ image, he even appears in the crowd, not once but three times. You can spot three other Saylors ...

OpenAI Announces GPT-4o And Tools For ChatGPT Free Users

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Artificial intelligence technology giant OpenAi shared its spring update Monday, which announced the latest model of their AI software, GPT-40. The launch also comes with new updates and more tools for ChatGPT-free users. We're opening up access to our new flagship model, GPT-4o, and features like browse, data analysis, and memory to everyone for free (with limits). https://t.co/H2dB6w7Ynz — OpenAI (@OpenAI) May 13, 2024 Sam Altman , Open AI ’s CEO, shared information during a company livestream about the new GPT-4o model. In a thread on X, Altman states “Our new model: GPT-4o, is our best model ever. it is smart, it is fast, it is natively multimodal, and it is av AI lable to all ChatGPT users, including on the free plan!” The software has previously been av AI lable for p AI d customers, but now will be av AI lable for all users for free. The live stream also introduced a new desktop app and UI for ChatGPT . “In the API, GPT-4o is half t...

ChatGPT Creator OpenAI Reveals New Video-Generating AI, Sora

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OpenAI, the creator of the renowned AI bot ChatGPT, has announced a new video-generating AI, “Sora.” The Sora bot can create videos of up to 60 seconds featuring highly detailed scenes, complex camera motion, and multiple characters with vibrant emotions, according to OpenAI. JUST IN: ChatGPT creator OpenAI unveils video-generating AI, 'Sora.' pic.twitter.com/Ri8uUbyTGv — Watcher.Guru (@WatcherGuru) February 15, 2024 “Today, Sora is becoming available to red teamers to assess critical areas for harms or risks,” OpenAI says in a press release. “We are also granting access to a number of visual artists, designers, and filmmakers to gain feedback on how to advance the model to be most helpful for creative professionals.” Also Read: Ripple (XRP) Aims for Massive Breakout from 3-Year Symmetrical Triangle OpenAI is one of the leading technology companies when it comes to AI aids and content. Its ChatGPT bot is already popular amongst w...