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| Rogue toy returns: An AI teddy bear sold by a Singapore-based company is back on shelves — with its OpenAI LLM replaced with one from ByteDance — after it was revealed that it can stray into chatting about sexual fetishes and other unsuitable topics. Anthropic in Congress: Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei has been called to testify by a US House committee about a cyberattack against the AI startup attributed to Chinese hackers. Memory crunch: The supply of memory chips, used in everything from PCs to medical devices and cars, is tightening due to the insatiable demand for AI memory — which is raising prices and spurring fears of a shortage. | |
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| Construction of a £750 million ($985 million) film studio backed by Avatar director James Cameron has received the blessing of the UK government. The approval overrules an earlier rejection from the local council, which raised concerns about the impact on the natural landscape and local residents. | |
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| Venture capitalist Roberto Bonanzinga is leaning on artificial intelligence to help him find the next great startup founder, Shona Ghosh reports in today’s Tech In Depth. Bonanzinga no longer hires entry level associates or offers internships for would-be VCs to help wade through potential investment opportunities at his InReach Ventures. Instead, he relies on AI to handle the tasks those employees would have performed in the past, Ghosh writes. Get the Tech In Depth newsletter for analysis and scoops about the business of technology from Bloomberg’s journalists around the world. | |
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