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AI companies are trying to escape the screen. Apple’s lawsuit against OpenAI shows how hard it will be

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By Luke J Heemsbergen
| Tolerance Canada
OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT, has been a key player in the current wave of consumer artificial intelligence (AI) flooding the world. But so far it has all been software behind a screen. Last week, that began to change: the tech giant released its first branded hardware. At the same time, it was sued by Apple – legendary for its hardware nous seen in devices such as iPhone and MacBooks – over alleged industrial espionage.
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AI companies are trying to escape the screen. Apple’s lawsuit against OpenAI shows how hard it will be Original

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By Luke J Heemsbergen
| The Conversation Verified
OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT, has been a key player in the current wave of consumer artificial intelligence (AI) flooding the world. But so far it has all been software behind a screen. Last week, that began to change: the tech giant released its first branded hardware. At the same time, it was sued by Apple – legendary for its hardware nous seen in devices such as iPhone and MacBooks – over alleged industrial espionage.
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There is little evidence AI chatbots are ‘bullying kids’ - but this doesn’t mean these tools are safe

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By Luke J Heemsbergen
| Daily Bulletin AU Verified
Over the weekend, Education Minister Jason Clare sounded the alarm about “AI chatbots bullying kids”. As he told reporters in a press conference to launch a new anti-bullying review, AI chatbots are now bullying kids […] humiliating them, hurting them, telling them they’re losers, telling them to kill themselves. This sounds terrifying. However, evidence it is happening is less available. Clare had recently emerged from a briefing of education ministers from eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman Grant.
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