4/26/2023

OpenAI is accelerating its application to the US Patent and Trademark Office for the “GPT” trademark. If successful, many open-source GPT series products and related libraries will no longer be able to use this technology name.
AI startup company Runway has launched its first mobile app, allowing users to create various styles of AI videos using their smartphones. The app uses Runway’s Gen 1 model, and users can upload videos and choose to input text, images, or videos to transform video styles and generate new videos as output.
The US Supreme Court has dismissed a patent lawsuit brought by computer scientists claiming that artificial intelligence algorithms should be recognized and protected by law as inventors.
To address security concerns with ChatGPT-like products, Nvidia has released an open-source toolkit called “NeMo Guardrails,” which can prohibit chatbots from providing restricted information.
GPT4Free: Developers use API vulnerabilities to reverse engineer and provide free access to GPT-4. The official GPT-4 costs $20 per month.
OpenAI has introduced a new privacy feature for GPT, allowing users to customize whether their data is used for training. OpenAI has previously experienced several data breaches.
OpenAI has announced the launch of a GPT enterprise subscription, specifically designed to meet the needs of corporate clients.

AI Daily News by Bush Bush