Month: June 2020

Month: June 2020

OpenAI will start selling its text-generation tech, and the first customers include Reddit – #openai #text #tech #customers #reddit | #RoadmapForSuccess
June 11, 2020 Technology Adam E. Williams

Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge Research lab OpenAI, which started as a nonprofit with the goal of mitigating the potential harms of artificial intelligence, has announced its first commercial product: an AI text-generation system that the outfit previously warned was too dangerous to share. OpenAI’s work on text generation attracted much acclaim after

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Instagram says sites need photographers’ permission to embed posts – #Instagram #embed #photographers #copyright #intellectualproperty #IP | #RoadmapForSuccess
June 6, 2020 Technology Adam E. Williams

Photo by Amelia Holowaty Krales / The Verge Instagram says its terms of service don’t grant websites a sublicense to embed other people’s posts. Ars Technica reported yesterday that Instagram’s policies “require third parties to have the necessary rights from applicable rights holders,” according to a company spokesperson. “This includes ensuring they have a license

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Slack partners with Amazon to take on Microsoft Teams – #Slack #Microsoft #Amazon #Teams | #RoadmapForSuccess
June 6, 2020 Technology Adam E. Williams

Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge Slack is partnering with Amazon in a multi-year agreement that means all Amazon employees will start to use Slack. The deal comes just as Slack faces increased competition from Microsoft Teams, and it will also see Slack migrate its voice and video calling features over to Amazon’s Chime

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Instacart tweaks tipping system after tip-baiting outcry – #instacart #tipbaiting #tweak #system #shopping #coronavirus #COVID19 #AloneTogether | #RoadmapForSuccess
June 6, 2020 Technology Adam E. Williams

Photo by Evelyn Hockstein/For The Washington Post via Getty Images Instacart is adjusting how it handles customer tips following the announcement last week of a congressional inquiry into the practice of tip-baiting, in which Instacart allows customers to promise big tips for shoppers only for those customers to later rescind the tip after the order

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