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Meta released a huge new AI model called Llama 2 on Tuesday. A major battle is brewing over generative AI and copyright. Publishers want to be paid if their work has been used to train large language models. Big tech companies would rather not pay.
One way to avoid the issue is to just not tell anyone what data you used to train your AI model. Meta seems to be trying that tactic.


The company launched Copilot, its artificial intelligence-powered set of capabilities that integrate into Microsoft's suite of its 365 software offering, which includes Word, Powerpoint, Excel, and Teams, among other offerings. The company will charge $30 per month per user to have the AI-powered Copilot added to its software offering.
Investors cheered the move and the company's apparent pricing power, with Microsoft stock adding as much as $154 billion to its market valuation at its peak on Tuesday.


The country is on pace to pass the USon the list of the world's largest economies by 2075, according to a recent Goldman Sachs report. While there are plenty of looming obstacles along that road, it's becoming clear that Apple is a believer in India's transformation.
"I see a lot of similarities to where China was several years ago. And so I'm very, very bullish and very, very optimistic about India," Apple CEO Tim Cook told investors in 2017.
Six years later, Apple is just starting to see the fruits of that vision — they opened their first two stores in India earlier this year — and there are plenty of reasons to be as optimistic as ever.


Meta stops disclosing what data it uses to train the company's giant AI models - that's unusual. The AI industry typically shares many details of AI training data sets.
Meta released a huge new AI model called Llama 2 on Tuesday. A major battle is brewing over generative AI and copyright. Publishers want to be paid if their work has been used to train large language models. Big tech companies would rather not pay.
One way to avoid the issue is to just not tell anyone what data you used to train your AI model. Meta seems to be trying that tactic.
3 years ago

Microsoft stock soared as much as 6% on Tuesday after the company unveiled a new product offering for its Microsoft 365 business users.
The company launched Copilot, its artificial intelligence-powered set of capabilities that integrate into Microsoft's suite of its 365 software offering, which includes Word, Powerpoint, Excel, and Teams, among other offerings. The company will charge $30 per month per user to have the AI-powered Copilot added to its software offering.
Investors cheered the move and the company's apparent pricing power, with Microsoft stock adding as much as $154 billion to its market valuation at its peak on Tuesday.
3 years ago

Apple may have pinpointed its next big target: India.
The country is on pace to pass the USon the list of the world's largest economies by 2075, according to a recent Goldman Sachs report. While there are plenty of looming obstacles along that road, it's becoming clear that Apple is a believer in India's transformation.
"I see a lot of similarities to where China was several years ago. And so I'm very, very bullish and very, very optimistic about India," Apple CEO Tim Cook told investors in 2017.
Six years later, Apple is just starting to see the fruits of that vision — they opened their first two stores in India earlier this year — and there are plenty of reasons to be as optimistic as ever.
3 years ago


