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An OpenAI engineer, Javier Soto, recently rejected a job offer from Elon Musk's AI company, xAI. Soto shared a screenshot of his reply on X (formerly Twitter), stating that he "couldn't work for Elon Musk in good conscience." While expressing satisfaction with his Tesla vehicle, Soto's refusal highlights concerns about the potential impact of xAI on democratic values.

xAI announced today the official launch of its latest AI model, Grok3, claiming it to be "the smartest AI in the world." The company stated that Grok3 is now available for public trial at no cost until the "servers melt down."

In a recent legal dispute, Elon Musk's lawyer stated that if OpenAI decides to abandon its transition to a for-profit company, they will withdraw the $97.4 billion acquisition offer for OpenAI's non-profit division. This news has sparked widespread attention in the tech community. Musk has long opposed OpenAI's transition from a non-profit organization to a for-profit enterprise. He believes that OpenAI should adhere to its original non-profit mission to ensure that its technology development and applications benefit all of humanity. In contrast,

Baidu plans to offer free access to its long text capabilities, with a character range between 2 million and 5 million. After the upgrade, Baidu Wenxin Yiyan will provide broader text processing capabilities. This initiative will be officially implemented next month and is of great significance to users. The opening of Baidu's long text capabilities will greatly enhance users' text processing efficiency and convenience.

US companies are intensifying their recruitment of AI professionals. AI positions exhibit resilience. The ChatGPT phenomenon has sparked a surge in interest in artificial intelligence, leading to an increase in related job opportunities and rising market demand.

U.S. companies are ramping up their recruitment of AI professionals. AI positions exhibit resilience amidst a wave of layoffs. The growth trend for AI roles is evident, even as the overall technology job market declines. The demand for AI jobs is increasing, attracting talent with high salaries. Companies are shifting resources towards AI development, and compensation for AI roles remains competitive.

Accenture and Google Cloud have teamed up to establish a Generative AI Center of Excellence that provides industry expertise, technical knowledge, and product resources to build and scale applications using Google Cloud's generative AI product suite. The Gemini Pro API has been previewed, and Gemini Ultra will be launched, combining customized services, engineering expertise, and advanced AI technologies.

OpenAI's acquisition offer is still on track, aiming to provide liquidity for employees, with an estimated valuation of around $86 billion. This funding round is led by Josh Kushner's Thrive Capital, but Sam Altman's return has alleviated previous uncertainties. The acquisition deadline has been extended to January 5, with OpenAI announcing the return of Altman and Brockman, along with new board members.

Tesla is building a new headquarters for the Dojo supercomputer. Musk has stated that Dojo may provide cloud services in the future, similar to Amazon AWS. Based on Tesla's self-designed AI chip D1, Dojo is expected to reduce reliance on Nvidia. Tesla anticipates a significant increase in Dojo's computing power, which could also support other AI products. By designing its own chips, Tesla could save over $6 billion in the coming years. Musk believes Dojo has immense potential and could create hundreds of billions in value.