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Sam Altman-backed startup makes optical scanner to detect humans from AI
Tools for Humanity, a start-up backed by OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, debuted the Orb Mini this week, a smartphone-sized device with two massive eye sensors on it. The hardware is part of the World project and app, a grand plan aimed at creating a global identification system.
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OpenAI rolls back ‘annoying’ ChatGPT update, Sam Altman says ‘working on fixes to model personality’OpenAI CEO Sam Altman on April 30 confirmed that the ChatGPT maker has rolled back its newest update for the artificial ...
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Tools for Humanity, the startup behind the World human verification project, unveiled a mobile verification device and ...
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Sam Altman's exit from Oklo's board makes it easier for OpenAI to potentially strike a power deal with the energy startup.
Tools for Humanity unveils the Orb Mini mobile device—featuring dual front-facing eye scanners—to help users prove their ...
Microsoft helped push OpenAI to the top of the multi-billion-dollar AI industry by investing $13 billion into the firm since ...
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