Victoria Ojetunde

Meta is reportedly in the process of testing an in-house chip designed for AI training, as part of its strategy to lessen its dependence on hardware suppliers like Nvidia. Read Also: President Donald Trump Supports Federal Reserve of Cryptocurrency Assets This chip, tailored for AI-specific tasks, was developed in collaboration with TSMC, a Taiwan-based company. […]

Trump’s Administration Cuts May Jeopardize AI Research. The Trump Administration’s decision to dismiss several National Science Foundation (NSF) employees specializing in artificial intelligence (AI) has raised concerns about the agency’s ability to sustain critical AI research. One of the affected divisions, the Directorate for Technology, Innovation, and Partnerships, was key in allocating government grants for

OpenAI announced on Thursday the release of GPT-4.5, its highly anticipated AI model, code-named Orion. As OpenAI’s largest model to date, GPT-4.5 has been trained with more computational resources and data than any of its predecessors. Despite its scale, OpenAI clarified in a white paper that it does not classify GPT-4.5 as a frontier model.

Meta fires employees for disclosing confidential information. This affected about 20 employees. “We inform employees upon joining and regularly remind them that leaking internal information, regardless of intent, violates company policy,” Meta spokesperson Dave Arnold stated. “Following an investigation, we recently terminated around 20 employees for sharing confidential details externally, and we anticipate further actions.