Thought LeadershipGoogle: Gemini AI software to be expanded
Google has unveiled an extension to its Gemini AI system that allows users to work better with the results of artificial intelligence.
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US investor: No sale of Tiktok algorithm
A buyer of Tiktok will have to develop its own recommendation software if there is no ongoing Chinese involvement in the operation of the short video app.
LockBit ransomware developer extradited to the USA
A major blow against cybercrime: Rostislav Panev, a 51-year-old citizen of Russia and Israel, has been extradited from Israel to the United States. He is accused of having worked as a developer for the notorious ransomware group LockBit.
Baidu: Chinese tech company launches new AI models
The Chinese tech company Baidu has launched two new AI models on the market. According to the company, these are a basic model called Ernie 4.5 and the Ernie X1 model, which focuses on logical thinking.
Apple: New AI Siri takes longer than planned
Setback for Apple in the AI race with other tech giants: The iPhone company is taking longer than planned to develop its improved Siri assistance software.
Humane: Ex-Apple managers fail with smartphone replacement
The ambitious attempt by a start-up run by two former Apple managers to compete with the smartphone with a small AI device has failed.
DeepSeek banned in South Korea
South Korea has temporarily banned the Chinese AI DeepSeek. The Personal Information Protection Commission (PIPC) based its decision on data protection concerns.
Elon Musk announces imminent release of Grok 3
Elon Musk's AI chatbot Grok 3, which is considered a competitor to ChatGPT, is about to be released. The new version should be available in one to two weeks.
Musk Group seeks control of OpenAI
A group of investors led by tech billionaire Elon Musk has submitted a bid worth almost 100 billion dollars to take control of ChatGPT inventor OpenAI, according to a media report.
Nokia patent lawsuit: Amazon does not see Prime Video in danger
After losing a patent lawsuit, Amazon sees no risk of having to shut down its Prime Video streaming service in Germany. There is "absolutely no risk of customers losing access to Prime Video", a spokesperson for the company emphasized at the weekend.