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Is Your Next Samsung Device Getting Smarter? OpenAI’s AI Plans Revealed

By Wooju Kim Editor
Yonhap News

According to foreign media reports, OpenAI, the developer of ChatGPT, has been in talks with Samsung Electronics about integrating artificial intelligence (AI) features into their products.

Citing sources, the tech news outlet The Information published such a report on Thursday.

It also indicated that OpenAI is considering the development of a web browser with integrated chatbot features.

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America’s Secret Weapon? Pentagon Bets Big on AI for National Security

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The Pentagon has launched the AI Rapid Capabilities Cell to enhance AI adoption for military and non-combat applications, allocating $100M.

U.S. Defense Department Urges Calm as South Korea Faces Impeachment Drama

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The U.S. emphasizes support for South Korea amid its impeachment crisis, ensuring continued dialogue and cooperation to deter North Korea.

Inflation Woes: November CPI Sees Slight Uptick, Leaving Consumers on Edge

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