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OpenAIs GPT Store Your Gateway to Customized AI Apps

OpenAI has made a foray into the consumer sector with the launch of a marketplace where users can obtain customised AI "apps" for a range of functions

OpenAI has made a foray into the consumer sector with the launch of a marketplace where users can obtain customised AI "apps" for a range of functions. Known as "GPTs," these personalised AI applications are meant to carry out mundane activities for users, including making travel reservations or teaching Maths. Users will be able to share their GPTs and get paid based on how many others use the GPT Store when OpenAI launches it. With the debut of the marketplace, OpenAI hopes to leverage ChatGPTs growing popularity. Among other things, the business revealed plans to handle copyright infringement claims for enterprise customers, a GPT4 Turbo model, and developerfocused improvements. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 1 years ago          

Tech Giants and Industry Group Challenge EUs Cybersecurity Law

Concerns over planned EU regulations intended to address the cybersecurity dangers of smart devices have been voiced by several companies, including S

Concerns over planned EU regulations intended to address the cybersecurity dangers of smart devices have been voiced by several companies, including Siemens, Ericsson, Schneider Electric, and the industry association DigitalEurope. The corporations contend that supply chains might be disrupted by the Cyber Resilience Act in a manner akin to that of the epidemic. Under the law, producers would have to evaluate the cybersecurity risks associated with their goods and implement remedial measures for five years, or the anticipated life of the product. This may apply to toys, heat pumps, and washing machines, among other gadgets. The companies seek more room for selfevaluation and a reduction in the number of highrisk items on the list. November 8 is the date of the draught laws negotiations. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 1 years ago          

Meta Sets New Rules No AI Ads for Political Campaigns

Facebooks parent company, Meta, is banning marketers in regulated industries and political campaigns from utilizing its generative AI advertising tool

Facebooks parent company, Meta, is banning marketers in regulated industries and political campaigns from utilizing its generative AI advertising tools. This move is a reaction to worries that false information about elections may be disseminated using these AI capabilities. There were no explicit guidelines on AI, even though Metas advertising standards currently exclude advertisements that are refuted by factcheckers. The ruling covers advertisements in regulated businesses under the following categories housing, employment, credit, social issues, elections, politics, and others. Meta is putting controls in place to control the application of AI in delicate subjects about these industries. This action is meant to prevent hazards and abuse. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 1 years ago          

Xbox and Inworld AI Unveil AIPowered Tools for NextGen Game Design

Xbox has joined forces with Inworld AI to revolutionize game development using AIpowered tools. This partnership leverages Large Language Models LLMs

Xbox has joined forces with Inworld AI to revolutionize game development using AIpowered tools. This partnership leverages Large Language Models LLMs like OpenAIs GPT to enhance creativity, simplify complexity, and enhance player engagement. The goal is to provide a userfriendly and responsible AI toolset, consisting of an AI design copilot for creative script and quest creation, and an AI character runtime engine for dynamically generated narratives, quests, and dialogues. This collaboration aligns with Microsofts AI principles and aims to promote responsible AI development. Xbox and Inworld AI want to make game development more accessible and encourage innovation from diverse developers. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 1 years ago          

Musks Twitter Changes Impact Over 100 Research Projects and Raise Legal Concerns

Elon Musks actions have led to the cancellation, suspension, or modification of more than 100 studies related to X previously known as Twitter. These

Elon Musks actions have led to the cancellation, suspension, or modification of more than 100 studies related to X previously known as Twitter. These actions have restricted access to the platform and hampered the investigation of the origin and spread of false information during realtime events. One key method affected was a tool that provided access to data on 10 million tweets per month, which Twitter discontinued in February. A survey of 167 researchers revealed that many are afraid of facing legal action from X in response to their research or data use. This fear stemmed from Xs lawsuit against the Center for Countering Digital Hate CCDH for publishing critical reports. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 1 years ago          

EU Cybersecurity Regulations Raise Supply Chain Disruption Concerns

Siemens, Ericsson, Schneider Electric, and DigitalEurope, along with other industry leaders, have expressed concerns that proposed EU regulations for

Siemens, Ericsson, Schneider Electric, and DigitalEurope, along with other industry leaders, have expressed concerns that proposed EU regulations for smart device cybersecurity could disrupt supply chains similar to the pandemics impact. The Cyber Resilience Act, introduced by the European Commission, mandates manufacturers, importers, and distributors to assess and address cybersecurity risks in their products for five years or the products expected lifetime. The companies argue that these rules could lead to bottlenecks and delays, affecting a wide range of products, from household appliances to critical components. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 1 years ago          

Fortnite Creators Lawsuit Adds to Googles Antitrust Troubles

Epic Games is suing Google in a San Francisco court, alleging that Googles 30% commission on inapp purchases in the Google Play store is monopolistic.

Epic Games is suing Google in a San Francisco court, alleging that Googles 30% commission on inapp purchases in the Google Play store is monopolistic. Epic Games claims this contradicts Googles "Dont be Evil" motto. Google argues that there are other ways to download Android apps. Google is facing multiple antitrust challenges, including a case in Washington over an alleged search monopoly. Epic Games had a similar dispute with Apple in 2021 when it removed Fortnite from both the App Store and Google Play, citing developer taxes. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 1 years ago          

Amazon Business Partners with ‘Affirm’ to Offer Easy Financing Options for SMBs

Starting from November 2, Amazon Business is offering Affirm as a payment option for eligible sole proprietor enterprises. This feature will be access

Starting from November 2, Amazon Business is offering Affirm as a payment option for eligible sole proprietor enterprises. This feature will be accessible to all qualifying Amazon Business customers by Black Friday. When users choose Affirm at checkout, they provide some basic information and receive an immediate credit decision. Approved customers can select installment payment plans ranging from three to 48 months. This collaboration with Affirm aims to provide financing solutions for small to mediumsized businesses SMBs seeking alternative funding sources, as many face challenges accessing traditional financing. Amazon Business is expanding its partnership with Affirm to offer greater convenience and flexibility to SMBs. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 1 years ago          



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