Everyday AI Podcast – An AI and ChatGPT Podcast EP 399: AI News That Matters - November 11th, 2024
Nov 12, 2024
OpenAI is forging new partnerships with the U.S. government, while Salesforce plans to hire 1,000 people to promote its AI, showing a unique twist on tech and jobs. A court just dismissed a copyright lawsuit against OpenAI, opening doors for generative AI training. With Trump's potential return to power, shifts in U.S. AI policy could be on the horizon. Plus, whispers of a leaked Google Jarvis AI preview hint at innovations to come.
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Government Adoption of ChatGPT Enterprise
- The federal government is increasingly using OpenAI's ChatGPT Enterprise technology.
- Several agencies, including NASA and the IRS, have acquired licenses.
Salesforce Hires Humans to Sell AI Sales Product
- Salesforce is hiring 1,000+ human workers to sell its new AI product, AgentForce.
- This is ironic, as AgentForce automates sales tasks.
Copyright Lawsuit Against OpenAI Dismissed
- A court dismissed a copyright lawsuit against OpenAI, ruling that their AI models synthesize, not reproduce, content.
- This decision highlights the challenge of applying copyright law to AI.