
AI News Today – July 11th, 2024
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Microsoft Steps Down from OpenAI Board Amid Regulatory Scrutiny
Microsoft has relinquished its observer seat on OpenAI’s board amid growing regulatory pressures. This decision reflects confidence in OpenAI’s governance and strategic direction, emphasizing the evolving dynamics between big tech and AI development under regulatory scrutiny. Read all about it on the TDR Website!

U.S. Shuts Down Russian Bot Farm
The U.S. government announced the shutdown of a Russian bot farm that was spreading disinformation. This marks a significant move in combating foreign digital interference.
AI Speech Generator Reaches Human Parity
Microsoft’s VALL-E 2 AI speech generator has achieved human-like voice replication from just a few seconds of audio. However, due to concerns about potential misuse, such as creating deepfake audio, the technology will not be publicly released. Researchers stress the need to address ethical and security issues first
AI and Images of Children: Concerns Rise
Experts warn about AI’s potential misuse of children’s images. The technology can generate realistic but fake images, raising privacy and security concerns for minors.
AI Creates Fake Historical Texts, Deemed Useless
Researchers found that AI-generated historical texts are mostly inaccurate. The AI struggled to produce reliable content, making it effectively useless for historical documentation.
Tempus Surpasses 500 Research Publications
Tempus AI, Inc. (NASDAQ: TEM), has reached a milestone with over 500 research publications. This achievement highlights its significant contributions to AI-driven medical research.
SoundHound Chat AI Launches in European Cars
SoundHound AI, Inc. (NASDAQ: SOUN) has launched its Chat AI in Peugeot, Opel, and Vauxhall vehicles across Europe. This integration aims to enhance the in-car user experience with advanced voice assistance.
AITX’s RAD Expands in Car Dealerships
AITX’s Robotic Assistance Devices (RAD) continues to penetrate the car dealership market with new orders. This expansion underscores the growing demand for AI-driven security solutions in the automotive industry.
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