In Freysa, an AI-driven competitive game where players had to convince a bot to transfer a prize fund with a single message, one participant succeeded after 481 failed attempts by others.
TechFlow interviews Ethereum creator Vitalik Buterin on the technological revolution that may reshape civilization as we know it. We summarize the key insights from their discussion.
The Layer 1 blockchain Injective launched iAgent—a software development kit (SDK) that enables users, even without programming experience, to create their own on-chain AI agents.
Sam Altman, OpenAI’s CEO, stated that the next major AI model from the company is unlikely to roll out in 2024. The delay reflects OpenAI’s commitment to focusing on current model development rather than rushing a new launch.
Eric Schmidt, once at the helm of Google, asserts that U.S. defense strategy would be more effective by replacing tanks with AI drones.
Meta, the parent company behind Facebook and Instagram, is developing an AI-powered search engine in a bid to reduce reliance on Google and Microsoft’s Bing, as reported by The Information on October 28, 2024.
Through a multi-year AI partnership with Reuters, Meta now empowers its AI chatbot to legally integrate Reuters' copyrighted news coverage in responses to user questions on news and events.
Changpeng Zhao (CZ), once the CEO of Binance, spoke about the transformative potential of artificial intelligence (AI) in blockchain integration.
Barry Silbert is betting on decentralized AI as he steps into the role of CEO for Yuma, a newly launched subsidiary.
Faced with mounting competition in Bitcoin mining, Michael Novogratz’s Galaxy Digital is redirecting its focus. The company is now eyeing alternatives that could promise higher revenue streams.
Major financial corporations, including BlackRock and Blackstone, have extended over $11 billion in loans to tech companies providing cloud computing power for AI development. These companies have significant reserves of Nvidia chips and are using loans to expand their stock.
xAI, the AI startup founded by Elon Musk, is in talks to raise investment in a new funding round that would bring its valuation to $40 billion.
OpenAI plans to build its first in-house AI chip in 2026. For this purpose, the company partners with manufacturers Broadcom and TSMC (Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company), Reuters reports.
On October 28, Apple announced the release of its first batch of AI features for compatible iPhones, iPads, and Macs. Apple CEO Tim Cook wrote on X that the update includes Writing Tools, intelligence in photos, and improvements to Siri.
Grok, an AI chatbot by Elon Musk’s xAI, can now understand images and answer users’ questions. You can try the feature only if you’re a paid user of the social platform X (formerly Twitter).
Google is preparing to introduce its own intelligent assistant, codenamed “Project Jarvis.” Powered by the Gemini language model, this tool aims to transform the way people interact with computers.
