No one is talking about ChatGPT anymore

Sam Altman is still talking about ChatGPT. He’s increasingly on his own.

Mentions of “ChatGPT” on company earnings and conference transcripts peaked in 2023, about six months after OpenAI launched its flagship product. While the generative-AI chatbot is still certainly in the conversation, it’s a lot less so than it used to be.

Why so quiet these days?

Perhaps it’s because the sheen has worn off and some of the hype around generative AI has come back to earth. Or maybe because everyone and their brother — Google, Apple, Microsoft, and Anthropic, among others — has built a competitor.

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Jury finds Meta and Google liable in social addiction case

A Los Angeles jury has reached a verdict in a closely watched case accusing Meta and Google of designing Instagram and YouTube to be addictive for young users, awarding $3 million in damages, with Meta responsible for 70% of the total. The trial centered on whether features like autoplay and infinite scroll contributed to a plaintiff’s mental health issues — and could set a precedent for holding tech companies responsible for product design, not just content.

The decision comes just one day after a New Mexico judge ordered Meta to pay $375 million in civil penalties, saying it violated state consumer protection laws by enabling child sexual exploitation.

Jury finds Meta and Google liable in social media addiction trial

Giga Texas transformed the Austin landscape. Elon Musk thinks Terafab could be about 10x the size.

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Sora lasted less than one Quibi

OpenAI’s app joins the hallowed halls of video ideas that burned bright and fast.

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As Big Tech chases enterprise AI, Meta and Apple double down on small businesses

Apple and Meta are playing to their strengths in small business.

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$75B

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SpaceX, which could file confidential paperwork for its IPO as soon as this week, is now aiming to raise an astounding $75 billion through its public listing, The Information reports. That’s 50% higher than previous reports.

For comparison’s sake, the current record holder for money raised in an IPO is Saudi Aramco, which raised $29.4 billion. Or, as The Information noted, SpaceX’s IPO would “surpass all money raised by US IPOs last year.”

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