Free app Glaze helps artists protect their work from AI tools, Microsoft hopes to launch mobile gaming app store next year, Indian state Punjab cuts mobile internet.

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Se intensifica la guerra de Inteligencias entre Google y Microsoft, TikTok podría separarse de ByteDance y los Diputados aprueban propuesta para compilar biométricos.

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-En su evento de Reinventando la Productividad con IA, Microsoft anunció que Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook y Word comenzarán a usar la plataforma GPT-4 de OpenAI, con asistencia impulsada por IA como parte del nuevo asistente de Microsoft, el Copiloto 365.
-Continuando con la guerra de Inteligencias Artificiales, Google anunció nuevas funciones generativas que llegarán a su suite de aplicaciones Workspace, que llegarán primero a los miembros de su programa de probadores de confianza en los Estados Unidos este mes.
-SVB Financial, la compañía detrás de Silicon Valley Bank, solicitó la protección por bancarrota del Capítulo 11 en el Tribunal de Quiebras de los Estados Unidos para el Distrito Sur de Nueva York.
-Fuentes de Bloomberg dicen que TikTok discutió el separarse de su empresa matriz ByteDance como un último recurso para poder atender las preocupaciones de seguridad nacional expresadas en Estados Unidos.
-En México, la Cámara de Diputados aprobó una nueva iniciativa que busca construir una base de datos biométricos, lo que dará origen al Sistema Nacional de Registro e Identidad, o SID.

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The US Federal Communications Commission finalized new rules that will reduce spam calls. The Metaverse may be getting a Second Life. And relieving the chip shortage will take more than just the US Congress providing monetary incentives to establish manufacturing in the country.

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Belkin pauses development of Matter smart home devices, the FCC finalizes rules to block spam texts, and VW shows an affordable EV concept.

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OpenAI isn’t as capable as you may have feared but is probably smarter than you’re comfortable with. TikTok’s uphill battle against US regulators just got a little steeper with other countries sharing similar concerns and restrictions. And Microsoft outlined its use case for AI in Office during its Reinventing Productivity event.

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Google has stopped selling and supporting Google Glass Enterprise as it shifts focus to other products like a prototype that can translate speech on the fly. Following national security concerns, the UK has joined other countries in banning government employees from using TikTok on government devices. Microsoft is introducing AI-powered features, such as creating PowerPoint presentations automatically from Word documents, to revolutionize productivity. OpenAI gave the Alignment Research Center early access to multiple versions of GPT-4 to evaluate its abilities, while Foxconn has agreed to manufacture AirPods for Apple in India. Baidu launched its Ernie AI chatbot and LinkedIn’s GPT-4 provides writing suggestions for Premium users. Finally, the GNOME and KDE Foundations are collaborating to develop an App Store using Flatpak, with support from industry leaders.

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OpenAI’s announcement of GPT-4 model has created a stir as company’s announce their integration of the AI tool into their services. Drone delivery service Zipline unveiled its latest delivery platform that’s faster and more precise. Bally Sports net TV channels filed for bankruptcy Tuesday. How will this impact the OTT sports viewing?

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T-Mobile intends to acquire the parent company of Mint Mobile, Samsung plans to invest $230 billion into chipmaking in South Korea over the next 20 years, TikTok reportedly considering divesting US operations as a last resort.

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Disney is asking a federal court to issue Digital Millennium Copyright Act subpoenas to Reddit and Google in order to identify the individuals responsible for leaking dialogue from the “Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania” before the movie’s release. Google announces more AI features in Docs and Gmail, and launched API access for its Large Language Model. And how will Amazon’s Project Kuiper compete against Elon Musk’s Starlink to provide satellite to cell phone service.

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Google announced it will roll out AI features to Workspace apps to testers this month, Meta announced it will cut 10,000 more jobs, and Sony introduces a camera kit for users with visual impairments.

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