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The European Union’s AI Act, the first comprehensive legislation of its kind, comes into effect today, signalling a significant shift for technology companies worldwide. Aimed primarily at major US firms, the law mandates stringent regulations on AI development, usage, and compliance, promising far-reaching impacts. Risk-based regulation: differing rules for different risksThe AI Act implements a risk-based regulatory framework, distinguishing between applications based on their potential societal impact. High-risk AI applications, such as autonomous vehicles, medical devices, and loan decisio...
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OpenAIは、よりリアルタイムかつ自然な感じでChatGPTと音声チャットできる「高度な音声モード...
PC Watch
他の写真を見る 1枚の人物画像から動画を生成するImage to Videoの機能を持つ高性能AIモ...
テクノエッジ
パナソニック ホールディングは7月31日、2025年3月期第1四半期(2024年4~6月)の決算を発...
CNET Japan
ログラスは、クラウド経営管理システム「Loglass」について、生成AIが多角的なドリルダウン分析を...
SalesZine
Artificial intelligence (AI) policy debates include many contentious issues, including one that has existed throughout the history of computing: the battle between open and closed-source systems. Today, this fault line has opened again, with lawmakers in California and Europe attempting to restrict “open-weights AI models.” Open-weights models, like open source software before them, are publicly available systems that allow their underlying code to be inspected and modified by various parties for varied purposes. Some critics argue open-sourcing algorithmic models or systems is “uniquely dange...
Cointelegraph
TikTok, a subsidiary of ByteDance Ltd., has been making significant financial commitments to leverage artificial intelligence (AI) models developed by OpenAI, as integrated through a partnership with Microsoft Corporation. Reports indicate that TikTok has been disbursing nearly $20 million (£15.45 million) monthly for this purpose. This substantial expenditure underscores the strategic importance of AI to TikTok’s operations, as well as the broader implications for the tech industry. A substantial portion of Microsoft’s revenueThe $20 million monthly payment from TikTok represents a significan...
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ValueWalk
Microsoft just announced its Q4 earnings and the stock hasn’t responded well. The stock fell as much as 7% after the announcement, though most of it has been recovered as we head into today’s trading session. The reason for the downfall was a slowdown in the growth of the cloud segment. This in itself wouldn’t be that big of a problem, especially since the CEO said the company expects better growth in the next 6 months. What is worrying investors is the fact that the company intends to continue increasing spending on AI. This isn’t just Microsoft, as other companies continue to dish out money ...
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In the wake of Microsoft’s fiscal fourth-quarter earnings report, Wall Street’s reaction was mixed, reflecting a divide between bullish optimism and cautious skepticism. The tech giant reported earnings per share of $2.95, slightly above expectations, and revenue of $64.7 billion, marking a 15.1% increase year-over-year. What do the analysts say?On one hand, Wedbush Securities analyst Dan Ives maintained an Outperform rating and a $550 price target on Microsoft, praising the company’s conference call as a “validation” for AI monetization trends, particularly with Azure expected to accelerate g...
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