Erin Woo is a reporter for The Information and Knowledia. Her articles cover a range of topics in the tech industry, including updates on companies like OpenAI and Meta, as well as the latest developments in wearable AI. With a focus on providing in-depth and timely reporting, Erin aims to keep readers informed about the ever-changing landscape of technology.
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By: Stephanie Palazzolo, Erin Woo, Amir Efrati
Sam Altman, Mira Murati, Greg Brockman and Ilya Sutskever. Photos by Getty.
Snap likes to cast its Snapchat app as “ an antidote to social media.” Unlike its rival social media apps, Snapchat was “designed to be safe” for kids, the company claims. But designing something to be safe and actually making it safe aren’t the same things.
The U.S. Department of Justice doesn’t want Google to use its illegal monopoly in web search to also dominate the next version of search, which incorporates conversational artificial intelligence to provide answers rather than a list of links.
By: Stephanie Palazzolo, Erin Woo
When it comes to recruiting and retaining artificial intelligence researchers, OpenAI has faced tougher competition this year from old and new rivals. Now it’s facing pressure from a very recent former employee: ex-chief technology officer Mira Murati.
By: Sam Altman, Shane Burke, Erin Woo, Stephanie Palazzolo, Amir Efrati
OpenAI’s ChatGPT has become a multibillion-dollar business in large part because programmers use it to write and check their code, fix bugs and translate code into different programming languages.
Google is developing artificial intelligence that takes over a person’s web browser to complete tasks such as gathering research, purchasing a product or booking a flight, according to three people with direct knowledge of the product. The product, code-named Project Jarvis, is similar to one ...
Alphabet said its revenue grew 15% year-over-year to $88.3 billion in the third quarter, driven by acceleration in Google's revenue from renting out
By: Erin Woo, Stephanie Palazzolo
Google accidentally publicized an internal preview of artificial intelligence that takes over a person’s computer to complete tasks, confirming an earlier report in The Information about the product, codenamed Jarvis.The prototype of the AI, known as a computer-using agent, was briefly available to be downloaded through Google’s Chrome web browser extension store and described itself as “a
By: Stephanie Palazzolo, Erin Woo, Amir Efrati
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