Microsoft withdraws from Nscale's AI data center in Essex
The UK's largest planned artificial intelligence facility has lost a key partner. The backdrop is problems with the power grid: the facility will not get electricity before the 2030s.
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Character.AI bankrupt, Disney to hire most employees
For years, the AI character chat platform spent more on computing power than it earned. The entertainment giant now wants to license its technology and take over most of the team.
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Google and the OpenAI API find every fourth page cited by ChatGPT
Tools that measure brand visibility in ChatGPT via the API or Google results may show a different set of sources than the one seen by the app user. That is the conclusion of a new study by researchers from Singapore and China.
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PIE: only 455 thousand economically inactive people declare willingness to take up work
The reserve of people available for work is many times smaller than the economically inactive statistics suggest. About half of those willing are not looking for employment because of health issues, disability or caring for loved ones.
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Meta withdraws clause on training AI on company website content
After a wave of criticism from lawyers and publishers, Meta revised the terms for business accounts that take effect on October 30. Some analyses indicate, however, that the right to collect content from company websites remains in the terms.
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The science of meetings: leaders should talk less in meetings
Executives spend nearly three quarters of their working time in meetings. A review of more than 30 years of research shows which changes in running meetings improve their outcomes.
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Poles assess bosses: trust is growing, but bad management remains
Three studies cited on the occasion of Boss’s Day (October 16) show that employees trust their supervisors more often, while at the same time many leave because of poor management. What they expect most are clear communication and appreciation.
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Platforms committed to faster moderation, X skipped the meeting
Reports from Polish services are to be handled under an expedited procedure. At the same time, work is underway on a law implementing the EU Digital Services Act (DSA), which provides for penalties for platforms calculated on the basis of global turnover.
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Starting October 30, Meta may scan company websites
Meta's new commercial terms will apply to every company that uses Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp or Messenger for business purposes. The collected content may be used, among other things, to train the company's products.
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