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AI News Roundup

There’s a lot happening in the world of AI. To help you stay on top of the latest news, we have compiled a roundup of the developments we are following.

Sam Altman back in at OpenAI after chaotic several days – OpenAI’s board will be overhauled in response to Altman’s ouster and very brief stint with Microsoft.

Google DeepMind releases framework for classifying Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) models – DeepMind’s recent white paper includes a taxonomy for narrow and general AI performance levels including: Emerging, Competent, Expert, Virtuoso, and Superhuman – asserts that competent AGI has not (yet) been achieved.

Chipmaker Nvidia Posts Huge Q3 Revenue and Earnings – Nvidia has surpassed most performance expectations, posting $18.12 billion in revenue largely due to demand for its chips to facilitate the training and operation of generative AI models. But the company exhibited concern that export restrictions imposed by the U.S. Department of Commerce may slow its growth.

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About the Authors

Aaron V. Gin

With deep expertise in electrical engineering and computer science, Aaron Gin, Ph.D., helps clients secure intellectual property rights for their innovative technologies. Dr. Gin prepares and prosecutes U.S. and foreign applications for patents and trademarks. He also advises clients on patent validity, infringement, and patentability.

Michael S. Borella

Michael S. Borella is Co-Chair of MBHB’s Artificial Intelligence Practice Group and Chair of the firm’s Software and Business Methods Practice Group. Dr. Borella leverages his knowledge of complex software to help his clients – from individual inventors and global technology companies – solve intellectual property challenges and build and manage patent portfolios. Dr. Borella is a named inventor on more than 70 U.S. patent applications and has drafted or been involved in the prosecution of hundreds of patents in the U.S. and around the world. Clients also seek Dr. Borella’s counsel on patent eligibility, validity, infringement, patentability analyses and litigation matters.

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