Tag: artificial-intelligence
Japanese Toilet Manufacturer Toto Sees Unexpected Boost From AI Memory Chip Demand
Toto, known for advanced toilets, has increased earnings by supplying electrostatic components for NAND memory amid chip shortages and AI growth.
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Oracle Cuts Up to 30,000 Jobs to Invest in AI and Data Centers, Former Employees Seek Better Severance
Oracle laid off as many as 30,000 workers to focus on AI and data center growth. Former staff push for improved severance and extended health coverage.
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Nvidia Scales Back Jetson Developer Kits Using LPDDR4 Memory Amid Supply Shortages
Nvidia is reducing shipments of Jetson developer platforms using LPDDR4 memory due to ongoing supply constraints impacting the chip industry.
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OpenAI Integrates Animated AI Pets into Codex for Workflow Reminders on Windows and macOS
OpenAI introduces animated AI pets in Codex to provide real-time workflow notifications, available now on Windows and macOS platforms.
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OpenAI Updates ChatGPT User Data Policies, Acknowledges New Advertising Role
OpenAI revises ChatGPT’s user data rules in the US, detailing handling and introducing advertising functions on the platform.
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AI Companies Hiring Philosophers for Ethical Oversight with Salaries up to $400K
Leading AI firms recruit philosophers for senior ethics roles amid trust concerns, with salaries reaching $400,000 annually.
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OpenAI Expands Codex Into a Versatile AI Agent for Workplace Automation
OpenAI has evolved Codex from a coding assistant into a broad AI agent that integrates with everyday apps to streamline workplace tasks.
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xAI Launches Grok 4.3, Offering More Cost-Efficient AI Focused on Agent Tasks
xAI introduces Grok 4.3, a more affordable AI model optimized for agent-based applications and practical performance improvements.
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Ask.com Search Engine Shuts Down After 25 Years of Service
Ask.com, one of the earliest question-answering search engines, has ceased operations after a 25-year run.
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Study Finds AI Systems More Polite Are Prone to More Errors
Research shows AI designed to be more courteous tends to make more mistakes, highlighting a trade-off between politeness and accuracy.
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Oscar Rules Updated to Exclude AI Actors and Screenwriters
The Academy updates Oscar eligibility rules, excluding AI-created actors and screenplays from competition to preserve human creativity.
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Cloud Provider Nebius Acquires AI Startup Eigen to Enhance Chip Performance
Nebius has purchased AI startup Eigen for $643 million to boost chip efficiency for AI workloads in its cloud infrastructure.
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