LG UltraGear evo 39GX950B oficializado com ecrã OLED 5K e escalonamento por inteligência artificial
🔗 https://tugatech.com.pt/t81344-lg-ultragear-evo-39gx950b-oficializado-com-ecra-oled-5k-e-escalonamento-por-inteligencia-artificial

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Sony adquire Cinemersive Labs para impulsionar os gráficos da PlayStation com inteligência artificial
🔗 https://tugatech.com.pt/t81339-sony-adquire-cinemersive-labs-para-impulsionar-os-graficos-da-playstation-com-inteligencia-artificial

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All Content from Business Insider | 5 architects of AI share the pros and cons of superintelligence by Reem Makhoul,Robert Leslie,Jessica Orwig

Left to right: Craig Mundie, Ramana Kumar, Camille Stewart GlosterBusiness Insider

Former AI insiders highlight AI's potential to transform jobs, research, healthcare, and more.They also warn that AI competition is increasing risk and they call for stronger safety measures."The technologies are oftentimes neutral. It's what people do with them that makes the difference," Craig Mundie said.Craig Mundie, a former Microsoft executive, said artificial intelligence is no longer just a tool — it's becoming something closer to an independent intelligence, with consequences that could reshape society.

Across a series of interviews with Business Insider, Mundie and four other former leaders from OpenAI, Google, DeepMind, and the White House described a future where AI systems grow more capable, more autonomous, and harder to control.

Craig Mundie is an ex-Microsoft exec and runs a firm, Mundie & Associates, that advises organizations on AI and more.Jobs could disappear faster than systems can adaptMo Gawdat is a former chief business officer at Google X and currently advises on AI development and human happiness.A powerful technology with few guardrailsRamana Kumar is a former DeepMind research scientist.Daniel Kokotajlo is a former OpenAI researcher who is now the executive director of the AI Futures Project.The race to build smarter AI is accelerating riskCamille Stewart Gloster is the former White House deputy national cyber director and is now the CEO and Principal of CAS Strategies, LLC.A future shaped by human decisionsRead the original article on Business Insider

Read more: https://www.businessinsider.com/ai-architects-what-worries-excites-them-about-superintelligence-2026-4

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Microsoft remove resumos gerados por inteligência artificial do Loop
🔗 https://tugatech.com.pt/t81320-microsoft-remove-resumos-gerados-por-inteligencia-artificial-do-loop

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’Not how you build a digital mind’: How reasoning failures are preventing AI models from achieving human-level intelligence

Existing LLM architecture may not support the problem-solving capabilities needed to underpin human-level AI, the authors ...

Archive: ia: https://s.faithcollapsing.com/qss85

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https://www.livescience.com/technology/artificial-intelligence/not-how-you-build-a-digital-mind-reasoning-failures-are-preventing-ai-models-from-achieving-human-level-intelligence

Observer | Why Agentic A.I. Deployments Are Failing Before They Scale by David Stokes

Agentic A.I. is no longer a technology on the horizon. It is being deployed today in live enterprise environments, with real operational consequences. In 2026, the conversation in most boardrooms has already shifted from “should we pay attention to this?” to “how do we move safely and most effectively?”

The vendor landscape is not making these questions easier to answer. Incumbent software companies—the platforms already embedded in enterprise architecture—are racing to layer agentic capabilities onto their existing suites, repositioning products many organizations already own. Simultaneously, a new generation of companies built natively on agentic architectures is entering the market, often targeting the same workflows with different approaches. The result is a market that is genuinely moving fast and generating noise in roughly equal measure.

In that environment, the promotional narrative tends to dominate. Early wins get amplified. Failure cases stay private. The gap between what vendors are projecting and what enterprises are experiencing in deployment is wider than it should be at this stage of the technology’s maturity. Executives are being asked to make significant capital and operating model commitments against a signal-to-noise ratio that is, at best, unfavorable.

The cost structure is real—and so is the return

Risk exposure has new dimensions

The operating model problem

For organizations already in deployment

What determines the outcome

Read more: https://observer.com/2026/04/agentic-ai-operating-model-enterprise-adoption/

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Variety | OpenAI Buys TBPN, a Daily Tech Talk Show, to Help Drive ‘Constructive Conversation’ About AI by Todd Spangler

Artificial-intelligence giant OpenAI has acquired TBPN, aka the Technology Business Programming Network, a media start-up that hosts a talk show about Silicon Valley and finance that has streamed online for about a year. “TBPN has built something pretty special,” Fidji Simo, CEO of applications at OpenAI, wrote in a memo to staffers. “It’s one of […]

Read more: https://variety.com/2026/digital/news/openai-buys-tbpn-talk-show-1236705671/

#openai #siliconvalley #artificial-intelligence #media #startup

Fujitsu e Rapidus preparam chips de 1,4 nm para inteligência artificial até 2029
🔗 https://tugatech.com.pt/t81293-fujitsu-e-rapidus-preparam-chips-de-14-nm-para-inteligencia-artificial-ate-2029

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YouTube e inteligência artificial substituem televisão nos novos hábitos digitais
🔗 https://tugatech.com.pt/t81291-youtube-e-inteligencia-artificial-substituem-televisao-nos-novos-habitos-digitais

#artificial #nos #youtube 

All Content from Business Insider | Here's who's suing OpenAI, from Elon Musk to George R. R. Martin — and what it could cost Sam Altman by Laura Italiano,Brent D. Griffiths

Florian Gaertner/Getty, Getty Images; Tyler Le/BI

OpenAI and its CEO, Sam Altman, face a growing number of lawsuits.Elon Musk, George R.R. Martin, and the parents of a boy who committed suicide are among those seeking damages.Business Insider breaks down the top legal challenges facing the maker of ChatGPT.OpenAI is disrupting almost every industry in its path. But moving fast comes with costs.

In its journey to transform from an AI research lab to one of the most valuable companies in the world, OpenAI — and its CEO, Sam Altman — face significant legal challenges. Everything from OpenAI's transition to a for-profit business model to how it scrapes the internet has been fodder for lawsuits.

Not one, but two Elon Musk lawsuits are bedeviling Sam Altman.Elon Musk's $134 billion lawsuit over OpenAI's for-profit shiftGrok said Elon Musk had a 15% chance of reaching his $1 trillion payout. Gemini said the odds were "effectively zero."Musk's lawsuit over "poached" staffersGeorge R. R. Martin of "Game of Thrones" fame is among the authors suing OpenAI for copyright infringement.George R. R. Martin's lawsuit over copyright infringementOpenAI's head of ChatGPT suggested the era of "unlimited" AI may be coming to an end.Another lawsuit blames ChatGPT for a teenager's suicide.Another lawsuit accuses OpenAI of improperly giving legal adviceA lawsuit will test whether it's OK for ChatGPT to provide legal advice.Read the original article on Business Insider

Read more: https://www.businessinsider.com/openai-lawsuits-sam-altman-chatgpt-legal-challenges

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