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The article reports on the financial pressure and challenges facing artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning start-ups as they compete with technology companies like Microsoft, Google and Meta. It shows the challenge brought by the gap between spending and sales to AI start-ups including Anthropic, Stability AI and Inflection AI. It informs about the acquisition of Inflection AI by Microsoft after the startup failed to continue to improve its technologies and keep pace with chatbots.

The article discusses the move of several companies to invest in artificial intelligence (AI). Topics discussed include companies' revamping of their data centers, launching new facilities and building supercomputers to support AI, infrastructure demands for AI which include building AI models and inferencing or querying the models to actually use them, and companies that are investing billions of money in AI including Microsoft, Alphabet and Meta.

The article reports on multinational electronic commerce company Amazon Inc.'s launch of an artificial intelligence personal shopping assistant or chatbot called Rufus. Topics discussed include consumers' ability to ask Rufus about product questions directly in the search bar of Amazon's mobile app, the implications of the company's chatbot on the business of searching for products, and the strong earnings and sales of the company in the fourth quarter.

The article focuses on Republican lawmakers questioning Microsoft's president, Brad Smith, about the company's business operations in China following a cyberattack using Microsoft systems, highlighting concerns over security and the balance between commercial interests and national security.

The article focuses on Amazon's record-breaking first-quarter profit driven by efficiencies in retail and growth in cloud computing, with the company poised to achieve 100 billion U.S. dollar in annual cloud sales for the first time.

The article reports that American technology company has surpassed rival Apple as the world's most valuable company after its market value increased by more than 1 trillion U.S. dollars in 2023. Cited are the reordering of the stock market caused by the advent of generative artificial intelligence (AI), the technology companies that dominates the top of the list, and the impact of Apple's absence in the AI business on its revenue.

The article focuses on the debate among leaders of American technology company Microsoft over the future of its artificial intelligence (AI) laboratory in China amidst the mounting tensions between the U.S. and China on the issue of which nation will lead the world's technological future. Cited are the questioning faced by Microsoft from U.S. officials on the issue of maintaining a technologies lab in China is tenable, and the restriction of company researchers from politically sensitive work.

The article discusses Microsoft's significant profit and revenue increases, driven by successful Artificial Intelligence (AI) initiatives, particularly in cloud computing and productivity tools, as well as its partnership with OpenAI and investments in data centers and gaming.

The article discusses Microsoft's introduction of smaller AI models under the Phi-3 family, offering cost-effective alternatives to powerful but expensive artificial intelligence systems like GPT-3.5 .

The article details Amazon's 2.7 billion U.S. dollars investment in Anthropic, a San Francisco Artificial Intelligence (AI) start-up competing with OpenAI and Google, showcasing the immense resources tech companies are dedicating to advancing A.I. systems.

The article discusses Microsoft's hiring of DeepMind co-founder Mustafa Suleyman to lead its consumer Artificial Intelligence (AI) business, indicating Microsoft's aggressive approach toward AI technology under Satya Nadella's leadership.

The article focuses on a United Airlines plane rolling off a runway in Houston, Texas, prompting the evacuation of passengers without any reported injuries. It discusses the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approval of a pharmaceutical company Novo Nordisk's weight-loss drug Wegovy for reducing the risk of stroke and heart attack, and the unionization of about 600 workers at Activision Publishing, forming the largest video game workers' union in the U.S.

The article focuses on Microsoft's motion filed in federal court seeking to dismiss parts of a lawsuit by The New York Times Company, where The Times accused Microsoft and OpenAI of copyright infringement by using its articles to train A.I. technologies.

The article focuses on Elon Musk's lawsuit against OpenAI and its CEO, Sam Altman, utilizing a contentious paper from Microsoft researchers about the capabilities of GPT-4, an artificial intelligence system, as evidence, highlighting Musk's accusation that OpenAI reneged.

The article focuses on how hackers affiliated with nation-states, including China, Russia, North Korea, and Iran, have utilized OpenAI's systems in their cyberattacks, using generative artificial intelligence for mundane tasks such as drafting emails, translating documents, and debugging.

The article focuses on a 26 billion U.S. dollar deal between two major Texas oil producers, Diamondback Energy and Endeavor Energy Resources, marking a significant consolidation in the U.S. energy industry, with Diamondback's shareholders set to own around 60 percent of the combined company.

The article focuses on Microsoft surpassing Wall Street expectations with a 33 percent rise in profits and exceeding 3 trillion U.S. dollars in market valuation, highlighting the company's emphasis on artificial intelligence (AI) investments, particularly in OpenAI's ChatGPT chatbot.

The article focuses on Microsoft announcing the elimination of 1,900 roles in its video game division, including at recently acquired Activision Blizzard, representing nearly 9 percent of Microsoft's video game division workforce, as part of ongoing adjustments in the industry.

The article focuses on a recent cybersecurity breach where a Russian intelligence-sponsored hacking group gained access to the emails of some of Microsoft's senior executives, employing the tactic of password spraying, according to the company's disclosure.

The article reports on an inquiry began by the U.S. Federal Trade Commission into the investments made by technology giants Microsoft, Amazon and Google in artificial intelligence start-ups OpenAI and Anthropic. Topics discussed include the benefits of the investments to these technology giants, and the focus of the inquiry on the impact of these investment deals on the competitive landscape and the possibility of a violation of laws.

The article reports on the business performance of the technology industry as of February 2024. Topics mentioned include the decision of the industry to layoff employees and cut jobs to transition to artificial intelligence, the increase in consumer demand for computers from end of 2019 to 2023, the size of Amazon's work force, and the total employees of technology companies Microsoft, Google, Apple and Meta.

The article focuses on the resolution of the investigation into the firing of Sam Altman from OpenAI, stating that Altman did not justify his removal, and he will regain his seat on the company's board of directors, marking a significant victory for Altman and the company.