As Anthropic launches its Claud iOS, can it overtake ChatGPT? – Technology News

On Wednesday, Artificial intelligence startup Anthropic launched a version of its latest chatbot technology and released an app for Apple’s iPhones that will offer Claude 3 to businesses at a rate of $30 per user per month. They can sign up for a plan with a minimum of 5 users.

In March the San Francisco-based firm, backed by Alphabet and Amazon.com, introduced a family of artificial intelligence models called Claude 3. It is believed that Claude 3 claims to outperform rivals such as Microsoft-backed OpenAI and Google.

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The new technology bringing loved ones back to life through AI | Science & Tech News

When technology entrepreneur Artur Sychov’s father was diagnosed with cancer, he was forced to accept a day may soon come when he wouldn’t be able to speak to him again.

The 38-year-old knew he would give anything to have another father-son conversation after his father’s death.

So, using artificial intelligencehe got to work on a way that could make it happen for others in his position.

Artur has created a virtual reality tool called “live forever mode”. It features digital avatars who can simulate a person’s voice, mannerisms and movements after just 30 minutes of the user being observed.

Oracle updates database technology for AI chatbots, Telecom News, ET Telecom

By Stephen Nellis

Oracle on Thursday released an update to its database technology intended to make it more useful with artificial intelligence technology.

The update, which is called Oracle Database 23ai, introduces technology that will make it easier for chatbots and other new AI systems to find data stored in corporate systems. Using what is called “vector search” technology, the new Oracle database can be searched by concepts or ideas expressed in natural human language, instead of simply matching up keywords or phrases.

Juan Loaiza, executive vice president of mission-critical database technologies at Oracle, said the vector search technology can