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The streaming platform Twitch will now use creators' content to help train generative AI models for its parent company, Amazon.
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Jeff Dean spent 27 years helping build Google. Now, investors could be betting $1 billion that he can build the next big thing in AI outside it.
The NFL found itself in the middle of a bizarre AI controversy on Wednesday, given the suspicions that new content posted on the Move The Sticks podcast feed seemed to be machine-generated.
Cerebras is counting on demand for AI inference, the computing work done when users query chatbots, to challenge Nvidia.
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