A LinkedIn post from Aaron Patton (aka Gates Dogfish) about “linguistic malware” (i.e., prompt injection) got me thinking about it.
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Who doesn’t want to learn about intelligent eDiscovery automation through ChatGPT and generative AI? Lexbe will discuss that this Friday!
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In the wake of a layoff of 9,000 Microsoft employees, an Xbox producer has advised them to use AI to cope with their job loss.
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Congrats to Relativity for the announcement that Relativity scales generative AI availability across Asia! Here’s a portion of the press release!
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This article has an interesting take on agentic AI vs generative AI and does a great job of describing how they’re different and more!
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Twice this week! A federal judge sides with Meta in a key AI copyright case the same week Anthropic got a similar ruling in their case!
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A federal judge has ruled that training AI on copyrighted works without specific permission to do so is “fair use”. There’s a “but”, though.
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