AI2 drops biggest open dataset yet for training language models
[ad_1] Language models like GPT-4 and Claude are powerful and useful, but the data on which they are trained is a closely guarded secret. The Allen Institute for AI (AI2)…
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Roblox faces a new class action lawsuit alleging it facilitates child gambling
[ad_1] In a new class action lawsuit filed in the Northern District of California this week, two parents accuse Roblox of illegally facilitating child gambling. While gambling is not allowed…
Read More »Pitch Deck Teardown: DeckMatch’s $1M seed deck
[ad_1] I recently wrote about DeckMatch’s $1 million seed round. Given that the tool evaluates pitch decks, it’s only fair that I offered to evaluate its pitch deck, too. The…
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Threads app’s latest update gives more prominence to reposts
[ad_1] Threads haven’t launched a web version yet, but the app has shipped a new update to give more prominence to reposts on the social network. Meta has changed two…
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Tumblr is rolling out a new web interface, and it looks a lot like X (formerly Twitter)
[ad_1] Tumblr is officially rolling out a new look for its web browser after testing it with select users over the past month. The new navigation interface looks a lot…
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Cruise and Waymo see a surge in robotaxi app downloads
[ad_1] Consumer interest in Cruise and Waymo’s competing robotaxi services surged following a vote last week by the California Public Utilities Commission that allowed the two companies to expand and…
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Arthur releases open source tool to help companies find the best LLM for a job
[ad_1] Arthur, a machine learning monitoring startup, has benefited from the interest in generative AI this year, and it has been developing tools to help companies work with LLMs more…
Read More »Acronym’s new computer with Asus is bonkers, but that’s the point
[ad_1] How do you critique functional art? Do you base your assessment on its capability or the resolution at which it solves a problem? Is it more important that it…
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Researchers are helping robots teach themselves to open dishwashers and doors
[ad_1] You’ve surely seen all of those videos of robots opening and walking through doors. The dirty little secret is that most or all of them involved a good bit…
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Work exchange earns you a free pass to TechCrunch Disrupt 2023
[ad_1] Just about one month to go until TechCrunch Disrupt 2023 kicks off in San Francisco on September 19-21. If you don’t have a pass yet, here’s a painless way…
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