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🧠 Nvidia and AMD claim new restrictions are too much
PLUS: Call of Duty is getting an AI mod
Alan Buxbaum & Alex Valaitis
September 01, 2023
Happy Friday Big Brainers!
To end this week, we wrap up with some regulation around AI chip sales & a new AI mod is coming to a top video game franchise. (Where was this when I was growing up😂)
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Today's AI spotlights:
Nvidia and AMD claim new restrictions are too much 🚫
Call of Duty is getting an AI mod 🤖
The Department of Defense is looking for AI talent 👀
3 new AI tools 🛠️
4 trending AI jobs 💼
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NEWS
Nvidia and AMD are hitting some geopolitical speed bumps. Both tech juggernaut have reported AI chip sale restrictions in the Middle East, expanding the list beyond China and Russia.
What does the Biden administration have to say? They claim that they haven't blocked anything. Meanwhile, Nvidia's regulatory files hint at concerns over chips landing in military hands.
Now, if you're thinking this might flip Nvidia's boat, hold up: they believe it won't even dent their pockets. They're so much in the clear that startups are using H100 chips as loan collateral.
With demand like that, it's hard to see restrictions doing much to derail the chip craze.
NEWS
Attention, Call of Duty fans and video game-AI fanatics alike! Activision's teamed up with Modulate to introduce ToxMod AI, a voice-moderation platform. Its mission is to sift through chats to better spot hate speech and discrimination.
But this AI isn't just about words; it's feeling out tone and emotion too. It's not laying down any law, per say, just reporting back to human moderators.
For now, it's rolling out in North America with a wider release (minus Asia) set for November 10.
Could this be a step towards a chiller, less toxic gaming experience? We’ll all have to wait and find out. Play on, but play nice!
📰 OTHER HEADLINES & STORIES
💡AI CAREER INSIGHT
Looks like the Pentagon is diving deep into the AI talent pool....
Deputy Chief Margaret Palmieri made the blueprint clear: the DOD is creating custom roles for AI whizzes
The idea is to seamlessly shuffle between the tech world and government, keeping skills sharp. If successful, the DOD will have infused AI from strategy rooms to frontlines, ensuring U.S. defenses stay razor-edged.
The bottom line? The DOD is clearly making AI recruitment a top-tier mission. You can check out some of the job openings here!
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