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OpenAI launches a general purpose agent in ChatGPT

techcrunch.com • 15h ago

OpenAI announced the launch of ChatGPT agent, which the company claims to be its most capable AI agent product yet....

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OpenAI introduces the ChatGPT agent, a general-purpose AI tool that can complete various tasks and automate workflows for users.

Key Takeaways:

ChatGPT agent can automate tasks such as accessing calendars, generating presentations, and running code, and is available to OpenAI Pro, Plus, and Team subscribers.
The model underlying ChatGPT agent shows state-of-the-art performance on several benchmarks, including a 41.6% score on Humanity's Last Exam and 27.4% on FrontierMath.
OpenAI has implemented new safety measures, including real-time monitoring and safeguards against biological and chemical threats, to mitigate potential risks.

OpenAI’s new ChatGPT Agent can control an entire computer and do tasks for you

theverge.com • 15h ago

OpenAI is going all-in on the most-hyped trend in AI right now: AI agents, or tools that go a step beyond chatbots to complete complex, multi-step tas...

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OpenAI has debuted ChatGPT Agent, a tool that can complete complex, multi-step tasks on a user's behalf, offering a new level of automation and efficiency in various aspects of life and work.

Key Takeaways:

ChatGPT Agent combines the capabilities of OpenAI's Operator and Deep Research AI tools, allowing it to perform tasks like planning, research, and automation with increased efficiency.
The model behind ChatGPT Agent has been trained on complex tasks using reinforcement learning and has access to the entire computer, enabling it to perform tasks that would require multiple tools or browsers.
The tool is initially rolling out to Pro, Plus, and Team users, with availability for ChatGPT Enterprise and Education users expected later this summer, and restrictions are in place for financial transactions and high-risk tasks.

Mistral’s Le Chat adds deep research agent and voice mode to challenge OpenAI’s enterprise dominance

venturebeat.com • 10h ago

Mistral added deep research capabilities to its Le Chat platform, bringing it in direct competition against ChatGPT and Gemini....

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Mistral launches Le Chat, a chat platform with advanced features like deep research capabilities, voice mode, and image editing with prompts.

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Le Chat's deep research capabilities are powered by a Deep Research agent and can generate comprehensive reports, potentially threatening human analyst jobs.
The platform's voice mode, supported by the new speech recognition model Voxtral, allows users to chat out loud with the platform.
Le Chat now sports features like image editing with prompts, project organization, and language support for its chatbot, Magistral.

Anthropic will face a class-action lawsuit from US authors

theverge.com • 15h ago

A California federal judge ruled Thursday that three authors suing Anthropic over copyright infringement can bring a class action lawsuit representing...

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Anthropic, an Amazon-backed OpenAI competitor, will face a class-action lawsuit from US authors accusing the company of 'Napster-style downloading of millions of works' for AI model training.

Key Takeaways:

The class-action lawsuit alleges that Anthropic downloaded up to 7 million copies of books from libraries of pirated works.
A California federal judge previously ruled that Anthropic didn't infringe on copyright by using legally-purchased books for AI training, but may have in using pirated books.
This is part of a growing trend of media outlets and platforms suing AI companies over copyright infringement or partnering with them to provide training data.

Zuckerberg and Meta investors reach settlement in $8B privacy case

techcrunch.com • 16h ago

The shareholders' lawsuit alleges Facebook execs intentionally violated an FTC agreement by sharing user data with third-party apps without user conse...

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Mark Zuckerberg and other Meta executives have settled a lawsuit filed by shareholders over the Cambridge Analytica scandal for an undisclosed amount.

Key Takeaways:

The lawsuit alleged that Meta executives intentionally violated a Federal Trade Commission agreement by sharing user data without consent.
The FTC fined Facebook $5 billion in 2019 for failing to protect users' personal data.
The settlement terms remain undisclosed, as per Reuters.

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