Erin Woo is a Reporter at Knowledia. She covers a range of topics including enterprise technology, artificial intelligence, and legal affairs, with a focus on AI platforms, generative AI, and natural language processing. Erin's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Information, Sage, and Singularity Hub.
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By: Erin Woo
Google is reorganizing its recently launched strike team working on AI coding tools to try to catch up with Anthropic in the most lucrative AI applications, according to people familiar with the changes. The goal is for the months-old strike team to change the approach to training Google’s AI ...
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Google is working on a new server chip that would directly integrate the blueprint of its Gemini AI model, enabling the company to serve its AI models to users much more efficiently, according to two people with direct knowledge of the matter. Google intends the new chip, informally dubbed “ ...
Google on Tuesday announced three new versions of its more efficient “Flash” Gemini models, including one focused on cybersecurity.But Google offered no update on the timing for its long-awaited 3.5 Pro model, expected to be its next flagship model. At Google’s developer conference in May, CEO Sundar Pichai had said that the model would be released in June. “Gemini 3.5 Pro is currently
OpenAI said on Tuesday that it was adding two new members to its board of directors, Nubank CEO David Vélez and Bank of New York Mellon CEO Robin Vince.“David and Robin are exceptional leaders who have used technology to reshape financial services and expand opportunity at global scale,” Bret Taylor, OpenAI’s board chairman, said in a statement included in the announcement . “Their
More than 1,100 senior executives and other employees at leading AI companies signed a letter asking the U.S. government to “support an international effort to develop the technical and governance tools needed to deliberately pace the frontier of automated AI development.”Signatories of the letter, published on Tuesday and endorsed by Anthropic and OpenAI, included Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei,
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OpenAI’s revenue growth has accelerated this month compared to the second quarter of this year, Chief Financial Officer Sarah Friar told employees on Wednesday, as the company tries to close the distance with rival Anthropic.OpenAI in July has added more annual recurring revenue—a measure of monthly sales times 12—than the increase in that figure over the previous three months combined,
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Google announced major changes to its artificial intelligence operations, with Demis Hassabis stepping aside as Google DeepMind’s chief executive to become its chairman and longtime AI scientist and executive Jeff Dean leaving the company to co-found a startup.CEO Sundar Pichai said Hassabis, who shared a Nobel Prize in 2024 for work on using AI for protein folding, will also become chief
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The coming initial public offerings of AI giants Anthropic and OpenAI could spell a windfall for San Francisco real estate agents, private jet companies—and wild animals. As AI employees with fast-appreciating stock look to start cashing out, philanthropies are talking to potential donors and ...
