This Week’s Awesome Tech Stories From Around the Web (Through March 22)
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Summary
This week, Wired provided an in-depth account of Google’s attempts to compete with OpenAI over the past two years, interviewing over 50 employees to construct the narrative.
Also making headlines was the ruling on AI copyright in which a US federal judge concluded that an AI system cannot be listed as an author for copyright purposes, undermining arguments from the Creative Artists Agency (CAA) that AI should be recognised in this way.
In other news, Project Juniper started capturing CO2 from the atmosphere in a Las Vegas industrial park, whilst NASA reported that its Webb Telescope had captured the first evidence of carbon dioxide on an exoplanet.
Chinese electric cars that can charge in just five minutes were also touted, whilst brain scans of infants revealed the moment humans start making memories.
