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Meet Olympus Amazons Bid to Outshine AI Models like GPT4

According to reports, Amazon is spending millions creating a Large Language Model LLM dubbed "Olympus." With an estimated 2 trillion parameters, this

According to reports, Amazon is spending millions creating a Large Language Model LLM dubbed "Olympus." With an estimated 2 trillion parameters, this LLM may be among the biggest models under training. In contrast, the very capable GPT4 models from OpenAI have almost a trillion parameters. Amazon wants to compete with elite models from businesses like Alphabet and OpenAI. The team is focusing on training models to increase Amazons AI products, especially for Amazon Web Services AWS users, and is overseen by Rohit Prasad, the former head of Alexa. The increasing need for AI models across a range of sectors is reflected in Amazons investment in LLMs. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 2 years ago          

Cybersecurity Coalition US, South Korea, Japan Target North Korean Threats

To combat North Koreas cyber operations that finance its illegal weapons programmes, the US, South Korea, and Japan have formed a highlevel consultati

To combat North Koreas cyber operations that finance its illegal weapons programmes, the US, South Korea, and Japan have formed a highlevel consultation committee. The purpose of the groups quarterly meetings is to strengthen the ability of the three nations to counteract North Koreas cyberattacks and effectively respond to worldwide cyber threats. There are claims that the Norths nuclear and WMD programmes get a substantial amount of cash from these operations. The action comes after these three nations Presidents met in August and decided to form a new trilateral working group to deal with North Koreas cyber threats. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 2 years ago          

Big Tech Faces EUs Push for Transparency in Political Ads

New regulations that force Big Tech companies to explicitly label political advertising on their platforms, reveal who paid for it and how much, and i

New regulations that force Big Tech companies to explicitly label political advertising on their platforms, reveal who paid for it and how much, and identify which elections are being targeted have been agreed upon by the European Union. These regulations will require businesses like Google and Meta Platforms to be more open and responsible. Fines for infractions may reach 6% of the yearly revenue of the advertising supplier. The regulations also forbid political advertising in the EU sponsored by thirdcountry organisations three months before to elections or referendums. Also, they forbid the use of person profiles based on sexual orientation, religion, or ethnicity. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 2 years ago          

Optus Service Blackout Disrupts Millions of Australians for Nine Hours

Millions of consumers were impacted by a ninehour neartotal service disruption experienced by Optus, the secondlargest internet provider in Australia.

Millions of consumers were impacted by a ninehour neartotal service disruption experienced by Optus, the secondlargest internet provider in Australia. Peoples inability to pay for items, get medical care, or make phone calls due to the outage brought attention to the nations growing dependence on internet services. Australias cash transaction rate dropped to 16% in the three years before 2022 as more individuals opted for contactless payments. The impacts of the blackout were most noticeable in the healthcare industry since electronic messaging and telemedicine have grown to be essential services. Singapore Telecommunications Optus provided no reason for the interruption but later brought back the majority of services. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 2 years ago          

ALERT Jupyter Infostealer Comes Back with Improved Ways to Stay Hidden

Malware known as Jupyter Infostealer, which extracts data from infected computers, has reappeared with changes, including the use of private key signa

Malware known as Jupyter Infostealer, which extracts data from infected computers, has reappeared with changes, including the use of private key signatures and altered PowerShell commands to avoid detection. Known by several names, including Polazert, SolarMarker, and Yellow Cockatoo, this virus is wellknown for tricking people into downloading it from dubious websites through the use of SEO strategies and malvertising. It can establish encrypted commandandcontrol communication, collect credentials, and carry out arbitrary orders. The goal of these upgrades is to make a lasting impression on compromised systems. Information stealers are continuously getting better in the everchanging world of malware to make it easier for hackers to get started, which might result in increasingly sophisticated assaults. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 2 years ago          

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 | 2 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 | 2 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 | 2 years ago          



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