Weekly News Roundup: OpenAI launch, AI lawsuits and frameworks and Pentagon AI alliances
This week in tech saw OpenAI's latest flagship ChatGPT model and Big Tech giants allowing the U.S.
This week in tech saw OpenAI's latest flagship ChatGPT model and Big Tech giants allowing the U.S. government to test advanced AI models prior to release.
The Pentagon also deepened ties with Big Tech with a new wave of AI partnerships and Apple settled an AI-related lawsuit with U.S. iPhone users.
Original reporting: Techtarget.com.
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