James Darley

2 weeks ago | technologymagazine.com | James Darley

Dario Amodei, the CEO of Anthropic, has issued a stark warning about the impact that AI will have on the job market imminently. Dario, who leads one of the world's most influential AI companies, is forecasting nothing short of mass unemployment. “AI could wipe out half of all entry-level white-collar jobs — and spike unemployment to 10-20% in the next one to five years,” he told reporters from his San Francisco office.

3 weeks ago | technologymagazine.com | James Darley

Google has taken a strategic leap towards integrating sustainable energy solutions by investing in TAE Technologies, a company pioneering commercial nuclear fusion energy. The innovative leap focuses on the technological requirements and advancements needed for harnessing nuclear fusion, a process called upon to emulate the sun's energy generation through the fusion of light atomic nuclei.

3 weeks ago | technologymagazine.com | James Darley

InnoEnergy, a European clean tech accelerator, has published its comprehensive 2024 Impact Report, which details Europe's pathway to achieving net zero through technological advancements. The report highlights the pivotal role of ecosystem-focused innovation in realising clean energy ambitions. As climate action becomes more urgent, the report provides a glimpse into how Europe might achieve its clean energy ambitions with practical, scalable solutions driven by technology.

3 weeks ago | technologymagazine.com | James Darley

Google has introduced visible watermarks to videos generated by its latest AI model, Veo 3, following its release in May. The tech giant announced the change through Josh Woodward, Vice President of Google Labs and Google Gemini, who confirmed that all Veo 3 videos will now carry a small ‘Veo’ watermark in the bottom right-hand corner. The watermark appears as pale white text that can be challenging to spot during casual scrolling through social media feeds, but is visible upon close inspection.

3 weeks ago | technologymagazine.com | James Darley

OpenAI has reached a remarkable milestone this week, with ChatGPT's business products now serving three million paying customers, representing a 50% increase from the 2 million users it reported earlier this year. This explosive growth comes as a result of the California-based company’s strategic product developments, which have transformed ChatGPT from a powerful AI assistant into an indispensable business platform.