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Anthropic has released Claude 3,  its updated large language model that the company claims set new industry benchmarks with “near-human” capability, outperforming OpenAI’s GPT-4.

The week ended OpenAi (ChatGPT) filing a lawsuit, and being sued. Charges and counter-charges are flying in the AI universe.

Google temporarily suspended Gemini’s ability to generate images of people due to inaccuracies in historical depictions.

OpenAI dropped a new AI video generating model and set off a frenzy of excitement and buzz about what’s to come.

Google said adios to Bard and hello to Gemini, it’s upgraded AI model.The early reviews are mixed,but in general this looks like a solid upgrade.

Google’s Bard now generates images thanks to a recent upgrade. Google’s Imagen generator, Imagen 2, launched on Bard Thursday, allowing users to enter a text prompt and get back images from the chatbot.

For Black History Month we offer up a DIY AI assignment to keep your prompt-writing skills humming.

Just in time for back-to-school, a university in Michigan has announced that they will be enrolling two new students for the spring semester: AI bots named Ann and Fry.

What is this odd-looking orange gadget? Lots of folks were asking that same question at this year’s Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas this week.