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Intercom shifts from ChatGPT to Anthropic’s Claude for enhanced customer service, SK Telecom upgrades Q&A systems.

Intercom has decided to transition from utilizing ChatGPT to partnering with Anthropic’s Claude, aiming for improved customer service performance in the AI domain. This shift comes as part of their strategic investments and focus on advanced machine learning applications. Short Summary: Intercom has switched its AI customer service bot, Fin, from OpenAI's ChatGPT…

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Irish-founded unicorn Intercom swaps ChatGPT for Claude from Anthropic to enhance customer service interactions

Intercom, the Irish-founded tech company, has opted for Anthropic's Claude AI over OpenAI's ChatGPT to enhance their customer service capabilities, marking a significant pivot in their strategy. Short Summary: Intercom replaces ChatGPT with Anthropic's Claude for its customer service bot. The company has doubled its support volume without increasing staff size.…

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Anthropic Unveils Message Batches API: A Game-Changer for Efficient and Affordable AI Query Processing

Anthropic has just introduced a groundbreaking solution called the Message Batches API, designed to revolutionize efficient and economical data processing for businesses. Short Summary: Allows submission of up to 10,000 queries in a single batch. Processes requests asynchronously within 24 hours at 50% less cost. Enhances scalability and efficiency…

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Copyright Ownership of AI-Created Art: A Comparison of Midjourney and Flux Through 7 Key Prompts

The rise of AI-generated art has sparked a significant debate about copyright ownership that intertwines technology, creativity, and law. As AI tools like Midjourney and Flux gain popularity, the question arises: who truly owns the creativity stemming from artificial intelligence? Short Summary: The U.S. Copyright Office currently does not recognize AI-generated art as…

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Next Midjourney Update: Artist Appeals Copyright Denial on AI-Created Artwork

Artist Jason M. Allen has initiated an appeal against a U.S. copyright office’s ruling, which dismissed his request for copyright protection on his AI-generated artwork titled "Théâtre d’Opéra Spatial," igniting discussions about creativity and authorship in the age of artificial intelligence. Short Summary: Jason M. Allen contests the U.S. Copyright Office's rejection of…

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