Will May 9th Mark the End of Google Dominance?

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1/ Get Ready to Say Goodbye to Google?

So, word on the street is that OpenAI might drop a search engine bombshell on May 9th, taking on Google. They've been teasing this for a while, with hints like a new domain and SSL certification popping up. CEO Sam Altman's been talking about it too, saying they're not just looking to copy Google, but to revolutionize how we find and use information. It's a big move, considering how many have tried and failed to out-Google Google, but if anyone's up for the challenge, it's OpenAI.

2/ Claude's iOS App Hits the Scene!

Claude just dropped some major updates: a slick Team plan for power users at $30 per head, offering beefed-up features like increased usage, access to the Claude 3 model fam, admin tools, and more. Plus, they've rolled out their shiny new iOS app for on-the-go Claude-ing, complete with seamless chat syncing and nifty photo features. Best part? It's free for all users, so hop on board and level up your productivity game!

3/ OpenAI's Enterprise-grade Updates Are Here!

OpenAI's leveling up for big names like Klarna and Morgan Stanley, beefing up security with Private Link and Multi-Factor Authentication. Admins get more control with the new Projects feature, micromanaging projects, roles, and API keys. The Assistants API is getting a makeover too, with better retrieval and streaming support for real-time responses. Plus, nifty tools like 'vector_store' make file management a breeze. And they're adding fine-tuned GPT-3.5 Turbo models into the mix. All in all, OpenAI's making it easier for big players to tap into AI while staying secure and in control.

4/ Microsoft's Ban on Cop Facial ID Tech

So, Microsoft's laid down the law on using their AI for facial recognition by U.S. cops, saying no-go on Azure OpenAI Service. They're like, "Nuh-uh" to real-time facial ID on mobile cams too. But it's not a total shutout; they're still cool with other uses and international law enforcement. And hey, despite some bumps in the road, Microsoft's still cozying up with the Pentagon on AI projects. But wait, update alert: Microsoft clarified it's just a U.S. ban, not a total cop block.

5/ Newspapers Sue AI Over Article Appropriation

Major newspapers, like the New York Daily News and the Chicago Tribune, are suing OpenAI and Microsoft for using their articles without permission. They're saying these AI companies are using their stuff to train their fancy AI models. Plus, they're accusing them of making up fake news, like saying smoking can cure asthma, which the Denver Post never said. It's a big legal battle that could shake up how news companies get compensated in the AI era.

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