That’s according to court filings, which state that Musk asked the Meta CEO about “potential financing arrangements or investments” before sending his letter of intent. Neither Zuckerberg nor Meta signed it.
Whenever a user hit “share” on a Grok conversation, the URL it generated was also searchable on Google, Forbes reported. And xAI isn’t the only company to have reckoned with this — OpenAI recently said it would discontinue its own such feature.
Joelle Pineau, who oversaw Meta’s fundamental AI research (FAIR) lab until she departed in April, wrote that the new executive role at the AI startup would be an “exciting new chapter.”
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Igor Babuschkin’s last day at the company was today, he announced on X, writing that he wants to “continue on my mission to bring about AI that’s safe and beneficial to humanity.” He said he would start a firm called Babuschkin Ventures, which will focus on “AI safety research and backs startups in AI and agentic systems that advance humanity and unlock the mysteries of our universe.”
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CEO Sam Altman wrote on X that OpenAI plans to update the model to “feel warmer than the current personality but not as annoying (to most users) as GPT-4o.” He added, “One learning for us from the past few days is we really just need to get to a world with more per-user customization of model personality.”
