Musk's Legal Challenge: OpenAI Faces Pressure to Auction Non-Profit Stakes

ChatGPT's Personal Touch: New Custom Traits System Launches

Google's AI Restructure: DeepMind Takes Lead on Gemini Development

Meta's Training Data Controversy: LibGen Usage Revealed in Court Documents

Nvidia's Video Analytics Breakthrough: New AI Framework Promises 30x Speedup

WEF's Future of Work: AI to Create Net 2M Jobs in Tech Sector by 2030

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Musk is targeting both Delaware and California jurisdictions, arguing that OpenAI's non-profit subsidiary should sell its stake in the for-profit entity for philanthropic purposes.

The lawsuit claims OpenAI gained unfair advantages by operating as a non-profit while developing commercial products, with Meta and AI safety organizations joining Musk's legal challenge.

This action comes as OpenAI faces multiple challenges, including Microsoft's gradual distancing, copyright lawsuits from media companies, and increasing competition from Musk's xAI venture.

Users can now specify their name, profession, and customize ChatGPT's traits with options like "Chatty," "Encouraging," and "Gen Z."

The update builds on existing custom instructions system while maintaining OpenAI's terms of use and moderation standards.

ChatGPT continues to expand its reach with over 300 million weekly users reported in December.

The reorganization aims to accelerate development pipeline and enhance collaboration between research and developer teams.

Teams focused on Gemini chatbot, models, research, and responsible AI have already transitioned to DeepMind in recent months.

CEO Sundar Pichai emphasizes "scaling Gemini on the consumer side" as the company's primary focus for 2025.

The revelation comes from newly unredacted court documents in the Kadrey v. Meta case, which includes authors Sarah Silverman and Ta-Nehisi Coates as plaintiffs.

Internal memos show Meta employees referred to LibGen as a "data set we know to be pirated" and warned it could impact negotiations with regulators.

The decision aligns with previous reports that Meta prioritized rapid data gathering over licensing negotiations, citing fair use as a defense.

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Highlights the potential in the 7 trillion hours of annual enterprise video, of which only 1% is currently analyzed, unlocking untapped opportunities.

Supports industries in enhancing operational workflows, improving safety measures, and identifying defects, reducing costly errors and boosting productivity.

AI and information processing will create 11 million jobs while displacing 9 million, making it the most impactful technology trend in job market evolution.

By 2030, work tasks are expected to be evenly split between humans-only, technology-only, and human-technology collaboration, compared to today's 47% human-dominated workflow.

Technology skills, particularly in AI and big data, are projected to be the fastest-growing skill requirements, with 39% of key job market skills expected to change by 2030.

Nvidia introduces R2X, an AI desktop avatar that integrates with popular LLMs and observes user activities to provide real-time assistance.

Narvar enhances post-purchase customer experiences by integrating AI and data analytics into its platform.

Google’s latest white paper on AI agents outlines a transformative shift in AI capabilities, offering businesses new tools to automate complex tasks and gain a competitive edge.

Adobe introduces TransPixar, an AI system that enhances visual effects by generating transparent elements like smoke and reflections, seamlessly integrating them into scenes.

LlamaIndex introduces Agent Document Workflow (ADW), enhancing AI agents' decision-making capabilities beyond traditional retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) systems.

Microsoft introduces rStar-Math, a technique that enhances small language models (SLMs) to excel in mathematical reasoning, surpassing larger counterparts.

Accenture predicts AI agents will become primary users of enterprise digital systems by 2030, marking a fundamental shift in how technology systems operate.

WhatsApp beta tests new design that prioritizes AI chatbots with a dedicated tab replacing the Communities section.

Cohere launches 'North,' a secure AI workspace platform designed to enhance enterprise operations with a focus on data security and customization.

Cybersecurity experts predict five major threats will dominate 2025, including AI-powered attacks and evolved ransomware tactics.

Vancouver-based startup Gumloop secures $17M Series A funding for its AI-powered workflow automation platform.

Healthcare AI startup receives $141M Series B funding to develop AI agents for patient-facing healthcare tasks.