OpenAI Media Manager comes before 2025

OpenAI is developing a new tool called “Media Manager” that will allow authors and rights holders to determine if and how their work can be used to train AI models. The tool is expected to be available by 2025. Source: TechCrunch

Is ChatGPT getting a search feature?

Rumor has it that OpenAI is working on a new feature for ChatGPT to search the web and provide sources in the answers. This could make ChatGPT a direct competitor to Google and other AI-powered search engines such as Perplexity.

Instagram co-founder joins Anthropic

Mike Krieger, co-founder of Instagram, is joining the AI startup Anthropic to drive product development as its new CPO. Anthropic is counting on Krieger’s experience with user-friendly products to better market its AI technology, especially in the business environment.

ChatGPT competitor Claude comes to Europe

Amazon-backed AI startup Anthropic is bringing its generative AI assistant Claude to Europe. The chatbot is accessible via a website and an iPhone app, and offers both free and paid subscriptions for individuals and businesses. Anthropic emphasizes Claude’s accuracy, security and privacy, as well as its expertise in numerous European languages. Claude is currently available …

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Falcon 2 11B announced

The Technology Innovation Institute (TII) in Abu Dhabi has released Falcon 2 11B, a new, powerful AI model that is freely available and multilingual. Falcon 2 11B outperforms comparable models such as Meta’s Llama 3.

Inspect helps to assess AI safety

The UK’s AI Safety Institute releases Inspect, an open source toolset designed to simplify the safety assessment of AI models. Inspect can be used to test the capabilities of AI models, such as core knowledge and reasoning.

Krea AI adds video generator

Krea AI now offers its paying users the ability to create videos using AI. The new feature combines both still images and text input.

Ranking of most secure LLMs

Enkrypt has published a ranking of the most secure large language models (LLMs) to help companies choose the most suitable models. OpenAI’s GPT-4-Turbo tops the list with the lowest risk score, while models such as Saul Instruct-V1 and Phi3-Mini-4K are at the bottom of the list.

Upend is a new AI search from Canada

Canadian startup Upend offers a new kind of AI search engine that gives users access to over 100 different language models to get accurate answers with sources. Unlike competitors such as Perplexity, Upend relies on a pricing model designed to appeal to teams and students.

Meta adds AI tools for advertisers

Meta’s new AI tools allow advertisers to create not just backgrounds, but entire images to generate product variations. However, this feature also carries the risk of tricking customers with non-existent products, although Meta emphasizes that it has taken strict security precautions.