Biden EO; Musk to Attend AI Safety Summit; Google Invests in Anthropic

Plus a judge dismisses certain claims in an AI copyright lawsuit

The AI Breakdown First Five - Tuesday October 31, 2023

Today on the First Five:

  • 5. Judge Dismisses Certain Claims in AI Artist Lawsuit

  • 4. This Nonprofit Just Bought $500M in AI Chips

  • 3. Elon Musk to Attend AI Safety Summit

  • 2. Google to Invest $2B in Anthropic

  • 1. Biden Executive Order on AI

5. Judge Dismisses Certain Claims in AI Artist Lawsuit

There are a slew of AI copyright related lawsuits out there right now, but in one in California, a judge has dismissed a number of claims from artists who say their work was improperly used to train AI models from companies like Stability AI.

4. This Nonprofit Just Bought $500M in AI Chips

Jed McCaleb made billions in the crypto space, and now a nonprofit he created is buying half a billion dollars of Nvidia chips to populate a set of datacenters in an attempt to help relieve the AI chip shortage.

3. Elon Musk to Attend AI Safety Summit

Rishi Sunak’s AI Safety Summit gets a boost as Elon Musk becomes one of (if not the) most high profile attendees of the event. The last few weeks had seen withdrawals from a number of European leaders, so this should provide some momentum.

2. Google to Invest $2B in Anthropic

Hot on the heels of a $4B investment from Amazon, Anthropic is also partnering up with Google for an investment worth up to $2B. Relatedly, Anthropic also signed a deal with Google Cloud worth around $3B. The AI Proxy War is heating up!

1. Biden Executive Order on AI

On Monday, the White House released the much anticipated Executive Order on Artificial Intelligence. Among other actions, the EO orders advanced models to share information from their testing and red teaming. As one might imagine, reactions to the EO are pretty diverse.

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