Following OpenAI’s announcement of a partnership with the Department of Defense to provide AI tools for defense-related applications, uninstalls of the ChatGPT app skyrocketed by 295%, according to TechCrunch. This surge in uninstalls can be attributed to privacy concerns raised by advocates and users about the potential military use of ChatGPT data, highlighting the apprehension surrounding the implications of the deal.
OpenAI has successfully implemented an AI data agent that allows its nearly 5,000 employees to efficiently analyze vast amounts of corporate data, significantly reducing the time required for tasks that previously took hours. Built by […]
South Korean regulators and legislators have agreed to impose a 20% ownership cap on major shareholders in cryptocurrency exchanges, a decision met with significant pushback from the industry. This cap is part of the forthcoming […]
Moleculin announced the exercise of warrants that will generate $8.3 million in gross proceeds. This financing method enables the biotech company to secure capital from previous investors while minimizing immediate share dilution. Moleculin continues to […]