Articles by Aldohn Domingo
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Google's Former AI Training Firm, Appen, Loses Key Executives
Prominent AI training firm Appen has just lost several key executives but has maintained its focus on its revenue growth strategies.
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OpenAI Strengthens ChatGPT's News Content by Joining Forces With News Corp.
OpenAI Partners with Multinational Firm News Corp. to bring more news content from the New York Post, Wall Street Journal, and others to ChatGPT.
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Nvidia Stocks Soar Even Higher With 600% Profit Amid AI Wave
Nvidia continues to be one of the biggest winners of the AI wave, with a giant increase in profits and stock.
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Shares Soar for Chinese EV Giant Xpeng After Growth Forecasts
China's EV Manufacturer Xpeng saw its shares increase 13% after forecasting growth in vehicle deliveries and profit margins.
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Volkswagen Australia Set to Offer More Plug-In Hybrid EVs
Volkswagen wants to comply with Australia's new emissions standards by offering more plug-in hybrid electric vehicles.
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AI Music Generator, Suno Hits High Note With $125 Million Funding Round
Suno, one of the most sophisticated AI music generators, announced a very successful funding round with $125 Million in investments.
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Humane: Startup Revolutionizing Wearable AI Pins Seeks Buyer for Company
Humane, the startup behind the viral wearable AI pin, is now looking to sell the company for as much as $1 Billion.
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Mississippi's EV Shift on Hold: Nissan Delays Plans as Demand Wanes
Nissan's Mississippi factory for electric vehicles is being delayed to produce more after the demand for EVs is lesser than expected.
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UK Watchdog Investigates Microsoft's Recall Feature Over Privacy Concerns
A new AI-powered feature from Microsoft that recalls almost everything on someone's computer worries a UK watchdog over its privacy implications.
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Tech Giants Unite at AI Summit 2.0: Promise Implementation of Safety Measures
The second global AI summit sees another set of safety pledges from various front-runners in artificial intelligence.
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Samsung Electronics Looks to Remedy Chip Crisis with New Semiconductor Chief
Samsung Electronics has appointed a new chief in its semiconductor division to help solve the company's ongoing chip crisis.
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Controversy Surrounds Plan for Chinese EV Factory in Michigan, Locals Not Too Happy
Citizens and legislators are voicing their concerns about a new Chinese electric vehicle factory being constructed in a rural Michigan community.
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Australia Struggles to Combat Political AI Deepfakes with Limited Legal Authority
Australia's electoral commission is warning that they have limited ways of preventing political artificial intelligence-generated deepfakes.
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Intelligence Agencies Continue to Warn About AI's Threat on Election Security
Artificial intelligence continues to be a prime threat to election security, as warned by intelligence agencies.
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LA Department of Mental Health Confirms Data Breach of Sensitive Patient Information
The LA County Department of Mental Health has confirmed it suffered a data breach that potentially exposed critical patient information.
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"Godfathers of AI" Warn Regulations on Booming Technology are Insufficient
Several experts on artificial intelligence are warning governments that regulations are insufficient in the face of AI breakthroughs.
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AI-Driven Revolution Boosts Productivity in Global Economy, Report Finds
Jobs that require artificial intelligence-related skills prove to have higher wages, as found by a new PwC study.
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UK and South Korea Team Up for Round 2 of AI Safety Summit
The UK and South Korea will co-host the next iteration of the United Kingdom's AI safety summit.
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Tech Experts Coin "Slop" as New Term for Unreviewed AI-Generated Content
Tech experts are now introducing "Slop" to potentially raise awareness and even help users avoid unreviewed artificial intelligence-generated content.
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Lamborghini CEO Claims 100% Electric Supercars are Not Selling Well
Lamborghini's Stephan Winkelmann recently stated that fully electric supercars are not selling well, claiming it is still "too early."
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Mark Zuckerberg Makes AI Technology Free—Is It a Bid to Win the AI Race?
Meta's Mark Zuckerberg is looking to win the artificial intelligence race by making some of the company's AI tech, free.
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American Radio Relay League Confirms Cyberattack Disrupted Operations
The nationwide amateur Radio Association confirms its systems were accessed, which affected its services.
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AI Chatbots Easily Tricked Into Giving Elicit Responses: UK Researchers
A new UK study suggests that artificial intelligence chatbots are vulnerable to simple techniques that elicit problematic and banned responses.
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Google AI Overviews Causes Confusion, Incorrect Search Results
Google's AI Overviews are flooded with negative reviews after their new feature summarizes confusing and sometimes incorrect search results.
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Microsoft Looks to Remedy Nvidia H100's Constricted Supply With Alternative AMD AI Chips
Microsoft plans to offer AMD artificial intelligence processors to its cloud computing customers to act as Nvidia H100 alternatives.
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Google's AI-Powered Scam Call Detector Sparks Privacy Concerns
Google is looking to detect financial phone scams in real-time by using AI, but privacy concerns surfaced after the announcement.
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Norway's Cyber Security Centre Urges Caution: WebVPN Use Raises Hacking Worries!
The National Cyber Security Centre in Norway advises organizations to replace their SSLVPN/WebVPN solutions with safer alternatives.
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New York College Invites Sophia the AI Robot to be Commencement Speaker
D'Youville University has opted to make Sophia the AI robot, the commencement speaker claimed by the university as a move that embraces technology.
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Snowflake Software Maker Looks to Expand AI Capabilities With Reka AI Acquisition Talks
Snowflake Inc. is looking to acquire Reka AI to expand the software company's generative AI capabilities.
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AI Startup Lovo in Legal Hot Water for Allegedly Swiping Actor Voices for 'Genny' AI Generator
AI Startup Lovo is being sued for its "Genny" AI generator by voice actors who provided voice samples and claimed the company deceived them.
