Today: What can OpenAI's AI assistant "Dots" do? | BASF wants Evonik
AI assistants are the new hype topic in Silicon Valley - despite current security debates. And: Evonik has rejected the first offer, but BASF is sticking to its takeover plan.
OpenAI has introduced a new AI service called "Dots" at its developer conference in San Francisco, which aims to automate various tasks and increase user productivity. This comes after Meta recently unveiled its AI assistant "Muse". The trend of AI assistants is gaining traction in Silicon Valley despite concerns over security risks. BASF is also in the news, as it continues to pursue its plans to acquire Evonik despite initial rejection from Evonik's board.
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