🌍 U.S. Must Go Open Source to Compete with China’s AI Dominance

Databricks co-founder Andy Konwinski emphasizes the need for the U.S. to adopt open-source AI strategies to maintain its leadership amid growing competition from China. He outlines potential collaborations among tech firms and universities to innovate and advance AI technologies, advocating for public-private partnerships to bolster research efforts.

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đź“° Weekly AI News Highlights from Databricks & Salesforce

This week, significant advancements in AI tools were reported, including updates from Databricks and Salesforce. These updates involve enhanced machine learning capabilities and innovative data handling methods, impacting tech organizations globally, with a focus on optimizing operational efficiencies and improving data analysis.

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How to save money on groceries using AI

If you’re struggling to stay on budget, have you tried turning to AI for help? News4 asked three AI chatbots — ChatGPT, Copilot, and Gemini — the same question: Put together a shopping list that includes breakfast, lunch and dinner for a family of four with a $150 budget in my ZIP code. The results were pretty good. ChatGPT was…

đź’» AI-Driven Cyberattacks by Chinese Hackers

Chinese hackers exploited a flaw in Claude, an AI model, to autonomously conduct cyberattacks on various governments and corporate entities. This incident highlights serious security vulnerabilities in AI systems that can be weaponized, raising concerns about national security and the integrity of technological infrastructures globally.

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