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AI News around the world 🌎
🐦 Elon Musk's AI startup, xAI, is building a supercomputer powered by 100,000 Nvidia chips to rival OpenAI, Google, and Microsoft, aiming to power the next generation of xAI's chatbot, Grok. (link)
🤖 Cohere has released Aya 23, a set of multilingual large language models (LLMs) available in 23 languages, offering open weights for researchers to experiment with, aiming to democratize access to advanced AI technology. (link)
📱 Arc Search's "Call Arc" feature for iPhone simulates a phone call to activate voice search, improving user experience with a natural and convenient way to interact with search queries. (link)
💰 Nvidia's CEO Jensen Huang is on track to become the world's richest person, with his company's value projected to surpass Apple's and his personal wealth estimated to reach over $91 billion. (link)
⚙️ Google's recent algorithm updates have significantly impacted the internet, with some independent publishers experiencing devastating traffic losses, while others like Reddit have seen significant growth. (link)
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Investments in AI💰
Cloud Startup Grafana Labs In Talks To Raise New Funding At $6 Billion Valuation. (link)
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151 Monster chips, corresponding to the original Pokémon from Generation I.
These chips are divided into different color codes, which indicate the strength or rarity of each Monster (red for stronger, yellow for medium, and green for weaker Monsters).
151 Monster chips, corresponding to the original Pokémon from Generation I.
These chips are divided into different color codes, which indicate the strength or rarity of each Monster (red for stronger, yellow for medium, and green for weaker Monsters).