We’ve entered a critical phase of AI where who gets to build and serve these powerful models has become an important discussion point.
Making foundation models accessible: The battle between closed and open source AI by Walter Thompson originally published on TechCrunch
Apple just released findings from an independent study, which highlighted that the revenue of small developers on the App Store grew by 71% from 2020 to 2022. The findings come amid regulatory pressure on Apple to change its app distribution practices, including opening up iOS to other app stores. The tech giant defines small developers […]
Study says App Store revenue of small developers grew by 71% in last two years by Ivan Mehta originally published on TechCrunch
Meta’s content moderation partner in Africa Sama was earlier today compelled by a Kenyan court to pay April salaries to a section of moderators it had left out. The direction comes days after moderators picketed at Sama headquarters in Kenya demanding April pay. The court gave the orders following an urgent application filed on April […]
Meta content review partner Sama told by court to pay moderators by Annie Njanja originally published on TechCrunch
As companies explore generative AI more deeply, one of the more confounding issues is the hallucination problem, where if the model doesn’t know the answer, it simply makes one up, whether it makes sense or not. To work in business, finding a way to mitigate this problem is paramount. Today, Writer, the generative AI writing […]
Writer introduces product that could help reduce hallucinated content in its LLMs by Ron Miller originally published on TechCrunch
Cable enables banks and fintechs to monitor all of their accounts — not just a fraction as before — to know, in real time, if failure controls are working as expected to combat breaches.
Cable wants to help banks cut financial crime through automated assurance by Christine Hall originally published on TechCrunch
Apple is facing another antitrust investigation in Europe over privacy rules it applies to third party apps running on its mobile platform which affect their ability to track iOS users in order to target them with advertising. Italy’s competition watchdog said today it’s concerned Apple may be creating an unfair advantage for its own ‘personalized’ […]
Apple’s ATT faces competition probe in Italy by Natasha Lomas originally published on TechCrunch