Tag: OpenAI

OpenAI closes $64bn funding round to boost AI efforts

Posted on   |  by Jaspreet Singh and Harshita Mary Varghese
OpenAI said on Monday it would raise US$40 billion (A$64 billion) in a new funding round led by SoftBank Group at a US$300 billion valuation to advance AI research,...

Anthropic wins early round in music AI copyright case

Posted on   |  by Blake Brittain
Artificial intelligence company Anthropic convinced a California federal judge on Tuesday to reject a preliminary bid to block it from using lyrics owned by Universal Music Group and other...

On copyright, OpenAI is the pot calling the kettle black

Posted on   |  by Lea Frermann and Shaanan Cohney
Until a few weeks ago, few people in the Western world had heard of a small Chinese artificial intelligence (AI) company known as DeepSeek. But on January 20, it...

UNSW enters OpenAI tie-up that protects users’ IP

Posted on   |  by Justin Hendry
The University of NSW will gain access to a university orientated version of ChatGPT that offers academics and students intellectual property protections under a landmark new agreement with OpenAI....

Australia must find its place in the global AI economy

Posted on   |  by Helen Zhang
The global AI race is fully taking shape. Billions have been invested by leading frontier AI developers like OpenAI in the United States and Huawei in China. Beyond Washington...

Capitalising the looming AI productivity bonanza

Posted on   |  by Sandy Plunkett
“Businesses and governments often overestimate the impact of new technologies in three years and radically underestimate their impact over ten.” This was how Microsoft founder Bill Gates summed up...

Do no harm: Managing the social risks of AI

Posted on   |  by Jordan Guiao
Science is about making the world clearer and more understandable. By classifying the world into observable, repeatable, verifiable phenomena we move towards a shared sense of reality rather than...

Aussie study casts doubt on OpenAI benchmarks

Posted on   |  by Justin Hendry
AI-generated papers performed below the student average in an Australian law exam late last year, casting doubts on claims by one of the technology’s commercial pioneers, new research has...