If you do that, Microsoft can sue you for breaching the agreement.

In short, AI is widely used across the board, even though people deny it on social media.

Technically, MSFT can create Windows versions for TVs, smartphones, and smartwatches. Because they've made Windows development more modular, they're not developing it because it won't generate significant profits or revenue.

That's until OpenAI announces an AI-powered device, and if it ends up being a mainstream consumer success, we'll see many companies creating something similar, adding to the integration of it into their ecosystems.

Do you mean a Linux Subsystem for Windows (LSW)?

Another factor is Section 174 and the hiring of H1B workers. Although Microsoft's official AI website lists many job openings, you're right that it's changing its focus, it's strange that they're changing focus so quickly. First it was the metaverse, then video games, and now it's AI. What's next? Quantum computing in the coming years, and pouring tons of money into it as if there were no tomorrow.

It seems like tech companies are going through a midlife crisis, as are their shareholders, who want to be on the cutting edge and end up executing poorly. But they want to be on this trend because they don't want to be in the same situation as Apple, which wasn't on the cutting edge and its shareholders are suing it.

At 17:00, on Monday, the 30th of June, in Granary Square, London, PauseAI will be holding our biggest protest yet.

It's already Tuesday, July 1st

Oh well, Apple its time to form an alliance with Microsoft to create the iOS Subsystem for Windows and the macOS Subsystem for Windows.

Cathie Wood in 2023 predicted that by 2030 Amazon warehouses will have more robots than people by adding about 1000 per day should have 1M total in 2024 (next year), instead of linear predicted 800K. Newest warehouses already have more robots than people.

Wikipedia came quite close in the article about Amazon Robotics.

Could this conflict with the fair use of AI training rules?

But how effective would such lobbying be? Because if external factors, such as the technological race with China, diminish its effectiveness, how much will industries have to offer?

It seems that Microsoft can create AI products without relying on OpenAI. Although he speculated that the AI was trained on clinical information from hospitals that use Nuance Communications. Also that he received medical information.

In any case, it is a positive development.

Apple being sued by shareholders and now this, I wonder if this could cause their CEO to resign.

Do you want a new constitution in the United States?

Why do I feel like almost no artists are going to use this new Creative Commons license and would prefer the Supreme Court to rule on this case?

Messaging protocols already resemble the frameworks that come out from time to time. And their effectiveness is due to the fact that they require a certain quota of users.

It's just a secure messaging app with a direct line to Guardian journalists. How to use 911 or special numbers when you're not feeling well.

Why is Firefox 4 or 3 versions ahead of Chromium versions (Edge, Chrome)?

There is some possibility that Tim Cook will resign or be fired.

I think Apple is going to have to release Safari for Windows and Linux to use new users as guinea pigs.

Something like in the video game Detroit: Become Human, where there are androids that are basically a humanized AGI, but when they start to gain consciousness and peacefully seek their rights, humans begin to behave like the Third Reich.