AI News, July 20th, 2024
Here is the latest AI tech news from July 20th:
- Anthropic's AI Model Launch:
- Anthropic has released its Claude 3.5 Sonnet model, which has outperformed its competitors and even surpassed its own top-tier model, Claude 3 Opus, in various benchmarks. Claude 3.5 Sonnet is now available for free on Claude.ai and the Claude iOS app, with higher rate limits for subscribers to the Claude Pro and Team plans (AI News).
- European Union's Antitrust Scrutiny:
- The European Union has increased its antitrust scrutiny on AI deals, focusing on high-profile collaborations such as those between Microsoft and OpenAI, as well as Google and Samsung. This move aims to address potential monopolistic practices and ensure fair competition in the rapidly evolving AI sector (AI News).
- AI Security Concerns:
- Microsoft has disclosed a new AI jailbreak technique called "Skeleton Key," which can bypass the safety measures in multiple generative AI models. This highlights the ongoing need for robust security measures to prevent the misuse of AI technologies (AI News).
- OpenAI's Geopolitical Moves:
- OpenAI has blocked access to its site from mainland China and Hong Kong, cutting off developers and companies in those regions from some of the most advanced AI technologies available. This decision is influenced by increasing geopolitical tensions and aims to protect the integrity and security of AI advancements (AI News).
These updates reflect the dynamic and rapidly evolving nature of AI technology, as well as the ongoing efforts to balance innovation with security and regulatory considerations. For more detailed information, you can explore the sources mentioned.
