ChainCatcher news, according to IT Home, five major media outlets including the Canadian Press, CBC, Torstar, Postmedia, and the Globe and Mail have filed a lawsuit against OpenAI in the Ontario Superior Court, accusing it of extensively scraping their copyrighted content for training AI models like ChatGPT without permission and compensation. The lawsuit document spans 84 pages, demanding OpenAI to compensate for damages and to permanently prohibit unauthorized use of their content. OpenAI responded that its model training is based on publicly available data, adheres to fair use principles, and provides publishers with content attribution and opt-out options.

ChainCatcher news, a source familiar with the matter and two individuals discussing Amazon's plans, stated that Amazon has developed a new generative artificial intelligence that can handle images and videos in addition to text.The model can help customers search for specific scenes in video archives using simple text prompts, such as a game-winning basketball shot. During the development of the new model, Amazon indicated that it still hopes its internally developed AI can attract its cloud customers, thereby reducing reliance on Anthropic's AI, whose Claude chatbot is currently a popular product on Amazon Web Services.Last week, Amazon announced that it would double its investment in Anthropic to $8 billion.

ChainCatcher news, the open-source AI platform Sentient announced on X the launch of the OML 1.0 fingerprint library feature, which supports fingerprint recognition of AI models to verify the identity of AI model developers.Previous news, according to The Block, the open-source AI platform Sentient announced the completion of a $85 million seed round financing, led by Peter Thiel's Founders Fund, Pantera Capital, and Framework Ventures, with participation from Ethereal Ventures, Robot Ventures, LD Capital, Symbolic Capital, Delphi Ventures, Hack VC, Arrington Capital, HashKey Capital, Canonical Crypto, and Foresight Ventures.Additionally, according to the Web3 asset data platform RootData, Sentient is building community-contributed open-source AI models with the goal of directly competing with OpenAI. Sentient will launch activities for contributors, each with specific metrics to evaluate contributions and rewards based on these metrics.

ChainCatcher news, social media and tech company Meta has opened its artificial intelligence model Llama to the U.S. military and defense contractors for national security purposes. Meta's President of Global Affairs Nick Clegg wrote in a statement on November 4 that Llama will be used to streamline complex logistics and planning, track terrorist financing, and strengthen U.S. cyber defenses.The company will collaborate with Microsoft, Amazon, IBM, Oracle, Palantir, and other tech giants to provide comprehensive services to the U.S. government.

ChainCatcher news, FLock.io announced the signing of a memorandum of understanding with Animoca Brands. Both parties plan to jointly develop AI models specifically designed for Animoca Brands, focusing on due diligence, investment, market making, and operational support. The FLock.io platform combines federated learning and blockchain technology, aiming to ensure data privacy through decentralized collaboration and promote collaborative training of AI models.FLock.io CFO Vincent stated that this collaboration will leverage FLock.io's privacy-preserving AI training infrastructure platform to develop four AI models in specific areas for Animoca Brands, while ensuring the localization of core data.

ChainCatcher message, the official block explorer Etherscan posted on social media stating that the code reader has been updated. An option has been added for users logging into their Etherscan accounts, allowing them to use the Groq AI model without needing an API key.

ChainCatcher news, according to TheVerge, OpenAI and Anthropic have agreed to provide the U.S. government with access to new AI models to help improve model safety. The two companies have signed a memorandum of understanding with the U.S. AI Safety Institute to allow the government to assess safety risks and mitigate potential issues. The U.S. AI Safety Institute stated that it will collaborate with its UK counterpart to provide feedback on safety improvements.It is reported that California recently passed the "Frontier AI Model Safety and Innovation Act" (SB 1047), which requires AI companies to take specific safety measures before training advanced foundational models. However, the bill has faced opposition from companies including OpenAI and Anthropic, who believe it could be detrimental to small open-source developers.

ChainCatcher news, according to Bloomberg, Google announced that it will re-allow certain users to use its AI model to generate images of people after the controversy surrounding its image generation tool earlier this year.In February, Google faced criticism for its image generation tool displaying historically inaccurate scenes, leading to the suspension of the feature.Google CEO Sundar Pichai stated at the time that this situation was "completely unacceptable." Now, Google will gradually reintroduce this feature to English users of its Gemini Advanced product, with enterprise users also gaining access in the coming days.Google emphasized that it has made technical improvements to the AI model and has implemented strict evaluations and restrictions on the generated images to avoid any inappropriate situations in the future.

ChainCatcher news, according to Jinshi reports, the total downloads of Meta Platforms' (META.O) LLAMA artificial intelligence model have approached 350 million, with over 20 million downloads occurring just last month.

ChainCatcher news, according to Cointelegraph, the Web3 universal data indexing framework SubQuery showcased the next-generation capabilities of its decentralized network—decentralized artificial intelligence (AI) inference hosting—at the Berlin Web3 Summit. SubQuery's Chief Operating Officer James Bayly demonstrated the performance of the latest open-source LLama model running on SubQuery's internal test network.

ChainCatcher news, Musk posted on X that the beta version of the artificial intelligence model Grok 2 is about to be released.

ChainCatcher news, according to CNBC, the artificial intelligence startup OpenAI has launched a new AI model "GPT-4o mini," claiming that the new version is "the most powerful and cost-effective small model available today," with plans to integrate images, videos, and audio later.It is reported that the "o" in GPT-4o stands for omni, and GPT-4o has improved audio, video, and text capabilities, enabling it to process 50 different languages at higher speed and quality.

ChainCatcher news, the open-source computing platform Golem Network has announced the launch of Modelserve, a new service aimed at running AI models at scale with low costs. Modelserve is built on the Golem platform, allowing for seamless deployment and inference of AI models through scalable endpoints, ensuring efficient and cost-effective operation of AI applications. This service will drive the development of AI use cases and increase the demand for GPU providers.

ChainCatcher news, according to Reuters, informed sources say that ChatGPT developer OpenAI is developing a new artificial intelligence model under the codename "Strawberry." The plan is underway, and it is currently unclear how far "Strawberry" is from being launched.Informed sources indicate that even within OpenAI, the workings of "Strawberry" are a closely guarded secret.It is reported that an internal document from OpenAI describes a project using the Strawberry model, aimed at enabling the company's AI not only to generate answers to queries but also to plan sufficiently in advance, autonomously and reliably navigate the internet to carry out what OpenAI refers to as "deep research."

ChainCatcher news, the official X account tweeted that xAI's AI model Grok has been launched in Europe.

ChainCatcher news, Google held its annual developer conference "I/O 2024" early this morning, announcing a brand new AI agent product Project Astra, which can achieve cross-text, audio, and video multimodal real-time reasoning, similar to OpenAI's released GPT4o.It also launched an update for Gemini 1.5 Pro, whose AI model will soon be able to handle more data, along with a new smaller Gemini 1.5 Flash AI model.Additionally, Google released its latest model "Veo" for generating high-definition videos, as well as the highest quality text-to-image model Imagen 3, which promises to deliver realistic images and "less distracting visual artifacts than our previous models."