Tech Updates: OpenAI Introduces ChatGPT Enterprise and Other News
Good morning tech fam, here’s the latest tech news for you!
OpenAI has released a commercial version of their widely praised ChatGPT AI technology, designed for businesses. ChatGPT Enterprise promises enhanced security and privacy features, building on the knowledge gained from earlier versions which have seen a decrease in user engagement.
T-Mobile recently announced plans to cut 5,000 jobs within the next five weeks, primarily affecting corporate and back-office positions that are deemed “duplicative” and reducing the middle-management layers. Employees who deal with customers on a daily basis will be unaffected.
AI is becoming increasingly relevant in various domains, such as healthcare, education, business, entertainment, and security. However, creating and implementing AI systems is not an easy task, especially for non-technical people or businesses without the resources. As a solution, low-code and no-code AI platforms are available to allow anyone to create AI applications without needing to write complex code or understand the underlying algorithms and models. Read More
X (formerly Twitter) has recently been granted a license by the Rhode Island Currency Transmitter, allowing them to offer Bitcoin trading and payment services in the US. This serves as a major step in X’s mission to become a “cryptocurrency-friendly” platform, and they have already implemented features such as NFTs and a Bitcoin tipping option.
