We recently published a list of Top 9 AI News and Stock Ratings Today. In this article, we are going to take a look at where Infosys Ltd. (NYSE:INFY) stands against other top AI news and stock ratings today.
AI continues to advance at an unprecedented rate and can now even determine how a person is feeling. A Spanish startup, Neurologyca, claimed that its Kopernica AI system can now supposedly read human emotions. It can detect a range of neurological conditions and discern how a person feels, even for a crowd of people.
Meanwhile, the Chinese Institute for Brain Research (CIBR) and NeuCyber NeuroTech said on March 31st that it plans to implant its brain chip into 13 people by year-end, which could mean they would surpass Elon Musk’s neuralink in terms of patient data collection.
As security concerns over the misuse of AI continue to loom, companies are increasingly focusing on the responsible use of the technology by implementing stricter guardrails amid rapid technology development. On March 31st, Anthropic announced implementing updates to its “responsible scaling” policy for AI, defining model safety levels to determine the need for additional security.
For instance, if the company is stress-testing an AI model and believes it could help a “moderately-resourced state program” develop chemical and biological weapons, it will enforce new security protections before launching that technology.
Elsewhere, Anthropic closed a funding round in March, which valued the company at $61.5 billion. However, it is a fraction of the $300 billion valuation OpenAI secured in a recently closed $40 billion round led by SoftBank.
SoftBank is reportedly seeking loans of up to $16.5 billion to fund AI investments in the US, which would mark the biggest borrowing denominated in dollars. Sources told Bloomberg that the bridge loan would have a 12-month tenor and that talks with banks are in early stages. People familiar with the matter added that the terms could change as the negotiations evolve over time.
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