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Global Cloud Services Trends
Imran Khan fakes voice, sparks ethical debate: Is it ok for politicians to use AI?
When Imran Khan used an AI voice to campaign from jail, we need to ask about the delicate balance between control and freedom of speech.

Global Cloud Services Trends
Top tech stories today: December 20, 2023
The state of Generative AI and Machine Learning at the end of 2023 and other key tech stories today – December 120, 2023.

Global Cloud Services Trends
Expedia adds AI, but personalised travel still won’t beat search engines
Expedia’s AI-driven revolution in travel planning personalises recommendations.

Global Cloud Services Trends
Ego-Exo4D: Meta’s new video dataset is going to change video creation forever
Meta’s Ego-Exo4D, a revolutionary AI video learning dataset, features diverse human skills and advanced multimodal perception.

Companies
Anita Nikolich, ARIN: Cyber security is based on diverse teams
Anita Nikolich from ARIN, the Advisory Council, in an exclusive interview with BTW- Having good, strong security in any type of network requires a diverse team. Anita says that because she works in cyber security, she pays more attention to security and privacy. But in terms of…

Global Cloud Services Trends
Top tech stories today: December 18, 2023
No need to sift through the web for crucial stories – we’ve got you covered. Here are the key global technology highlights for December 18, 2023. 1. ByteDance is secretly using OpenAI’s tech to build a competitor Now mega-company TikTok is so far behind in the generative A.I.…

Global Cloud Services Trends
Worldcoin: Innovating global finance or invading personal privacy?
Worldcoin’s bid for global finance innovation through iris scans faces regulatory scrutiny and privacy concerns.

North America Cloud Services Trends
LG Chem announces $820 million investment for new battery cathode factory in the US
In a move signaling a robust commitment to the electric vehicle (EV) industry, LG Chem, a world-renowned chemical company, has announced a significant investment of $820 million. This funding is earmarked for constructing a state-of-the-art lithium battery cathode material…

Europe and Middle East Cloud Services Trends
OpenAI partners with Germany’s biggest publisher, but faces financial, ethical, and cultural challenges
How can AI-driven news collaboration overcome the financial, ethical, and cultural challenges of this kind of partnership?

Global Cloud Services Trends
Google to test new browser feature limiting use of tracking cookies
Google tests its Tracking Protection in Chrome to limit third-party cookies, impacting digital advertising and raising privacy concerns.

Asia-Pacific Cloud Services Trends
Is big data the future of AI?
Jiang Chunyu said that China’s AI development urgently needs high-quality data sets and a white paper on AI data will be released soon.

North America Cloud Services Trends
Apple users can now buy the USB-C charging case separately
Apple at last offers a MagSafe charging case (USB-C) for the second-generation AirPods Pro, priced at $99 in the US.

Asia-Pacific Cloud Services Trends
Huawei in talks with Audi, Mercedes to invest in smart car firm
China’s Huawei is said to have invited a number of auto companies to join a business venture targeting smart car development.

Asia-Pacific Institutional Trends
China’s chip revolution: Groundbreaking advances revealed at DOEC conference in Beijing
In a conference in Beijing, one academic revealed how China could solve the AI chip shortage, by overcoming Moore’s Law.

Global Cloud Services Trends
Google’s project Ellmann applies Gemini AI to personalise AI storytelling
Google has unveiled “Project Ellmann,” a visionary initiative aimed at utilising AI technology to process user photos and search engine queries. The project, which envisions the creation of a “personal life storyteller,” leverages large language models (LLMs) such as Gemini AI to…

Global Cloud Services Trends
French AI startup Mistral shakes things up with surprise release of LLM that’s better than ChatGPT
In a surprising move that has raised eyebrows across the tech community, French AI startup Mistral has dumped its latest large language model (LLM) into the digital domain without fanfare, releasing it through a nondescript Torrent link on the popular forum X. This unorthodox…

Global Cloud Services Trends
Top tech stories today: 15 Dec, 2023
No need to sift through the web for crucial stories – we’ve got you covered. Here are the key global technology highlights for December 15, 2023. 1. Intel says dozens of PC makers are using its new AI-enabled chip Intel claimed on Dec. 14 that dozens of PC makers are using its…

Asia-Pacific Cloud Services Trends
5 top tech stories this week: December 14, 2023
Including: our exclusive interview with Martin Winter, NetDEF founder; and insights from China’s IDCC conference and Capacity Asia in SG.

Global Cloud Services Trends
Bezos vs Musk: Space race CEOs are vying for history, but only the 1% will benefit
Blue Origin, led by Jeff Bezos, resumes New Shepard launches, competing with SpaceX. Success depends on diversification.

Europe and Middle East Cloud Services Trends
RIPE internet registry faces losses, needs to increase fees, but how?
As losses are forecast for Europe’s regional internet registry, could a GDP-based formula be the fairest way to increase fees?
