Daily AI NEWS - September 21, 2024
Nuclear Energy, AI, and AR

Microsoft is taking a bold step to ensure its AI operations are sustainable by utilizing nuclear power. The tech giant plans to bring the Three Mile Island nuclear plant back into service as early as 2028, becoming its sole customer. This site, infamous for the country's most serious nuclear incident, is being revived to cater to the massive energy requirements of Microsoft's AI data centers.

With the increasing energy demands of training large language models, Microsoft is not alone in turning to nuclear energy. However, this move underscores the urgent need for tech companies to find reliable and substantial power sources to support their growing AI technology infrastructure.

Amazon has introduced a batch of new generative AI tools that aim to improve the retail experience for both customers and sellers on the platform.

The startup founder said most of his employees work in the office five days a week. He said Amazon's RTO push was the right choice for most teams.

Meta Connect 2024 is poised to unveil groundbreaking innovations. Among the highly anticipated announcements are a new pair of actual AR glasses and the budget-friendly Meta Quest 3S.

The event, commencing on September 25, promises to showcase a range of new tech products designed to revolutionize the user experience.

For the past five years, Big Tech has faced a flurry of new rules and reprimands from Brussels. Now with a new team taking over the European Commission, relations may be entering a new era.

A scathing new report takes aim directly at Big Tech and alleged violations of privacy. The FTC claims that social media platforms engage in ‘vast surveillance’ of users.

Recent advancements in generative AI tools are transforming how we create presentations and multimedia content. By leveraging AI, users can gain new perspectives and efficiencies in their workflow. This innovation is particularly notable in platforms like Canva, which aims to assist job seekers in creating standout application reels.

Despite the potential, some users remain underwhelmed by the results. As evidenced by a recent test, while Canva's AI tools offer convenience and creativity, they may not always deliver the desired impact. As generative AI continues to evolve, its effectiveness and application across various domains will likely see further enhancement.