Author: Amina Khan

  • Ai2 Unveils Molmo: A New Breed of Open-Source AI That Rivals Tech Giants

    The Allen Institute for AI (Ai2) has launched Molmo, a new family of multimodal AI models designed to rival leading proprietary systems. Molmo excels in interpreting various types of visual data and has been trained on a unique dataset of approximately one million curated images, enhancing its performance and reducing computational demands. The models, including…

  • The Imperative of AI Ethics: A Focus for Tech Companies in 2025

    The Imperative of AI Ethics: A Focus for Tech Companies in 2025

    AI ethics encompass the guidelines ensuring the responsible development of AI technologies, with a growing emphasis in 2025 due to the rapid expansion of AI across various industries. Key considerations include safety, accountability, trustworthiness, fairness, privacy, and human oversight. These principles guide tech companies in implementing AI responsibly, addressing ethical concerns while enhancing business operations…

  • Secure Your Company’s Spot for Project Starline x HP Launch

    Secure Your Company’s Spot for Project Starline x HP Launch

    Companies can now apply to be among the first to receive the Project Starline x HP product, which is set to launch commercially in 2025. This groundbreaking technology aims to transform remote communication by providing a natural, face-to-face interaction experience. The application process allows businesses to secure their place and receive exclusive product updates. Applications…

  • Meta’s Nick Clegg Advocates Open-Source Approach to AI Technology

    Meta’s Nick Clegg Advocates Open-Source Approach to AI Technology

    Nick Clegg, Meta’s Global Affairs Head, advocates for the company’s open-source AI strategy, arguing it democratizes access to technology and encourages innovation. Unlike competitors, Meta’s release of Llama 3.1 405B marks a significant move towards open-sourcing AI. Clegg stresses that this approach is beneficial for both technological evolution and competitive balance, despite concerns over potential…

  • FTC Reveals Streaming and Social Media Services as Tools of Mass Surveillance

    FTC Reveals Streaming and Social Media Services as Tools of Mass Surveillance

    Summary A recent inquiry conducted by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has unveiled how widely utilized social media and streaming services have evolved into extensive mechanisms for mass data surveillance. The investigation revealed that these platforms engage in significant data collection practices involving both users and non-users, while also neglecting to implement adequate privacy protections…