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Big AI companies and the people that supply big AI companies are once again investing billions of dollars in one another: this time, Nvidia, Microsoft and Anthropic
News Money fight, anyone? Chuck a few bucks my way while you're at it.
Marathon cinematic director Alberto Mielgo says the 8-minute reveal video was not made with AI and frankly he can't believe he even has to say that
news I don't know if anyone actually accused the Marathon cinematic from earlier this year of being made with AI, but Mielgo seems pretty wound up about it anyway.
Everyone knows the AI business model is steal first, ask permission later, and Google's CEO is clinging to the notion of opt-outs as justifying it: 'We do give people those rights'
News "There was clearly a lot of excess investment, but none of us would question whether the internet was profound."
Anthropic reports the first 80-90% 'AI-orchestrated' cyber espionage campaign, but cybersecurity critics are sceptical
News "Why do the models give these attackers what they want 90% of the time but the rest of us have to deal with asskissing, stonewalling and acid trips?"
Google CEO's warning about the AI bubble bursting: 'No company is going to be immune, including us'
News "No one company should own a technology as powerful as AI"
Ex-Square Enix suit says you can whine all you like, but 'Gen Z loves AI slop' and everyone and their grandma is already using it
News "The upcoming generation of gamers are Bane in Dark Knight Rises saying 'You merely adopted the slop, I was born in it.'"
Disney CEO says AI is an 'engagement engine' and Disney+ is soon gonna be crammed to bursting with it
News And apparently Epic Games will be making games for it, too.
$1 billion AI company co-founder admits that its $100 a month transcription service was originally 'two guys surviving on pizza' and typing out notes by hand
News And that tall guy buying a movie ticket was just two mischievous kids in a trench coat.
