AI Firm Pays $2,000/Mo for Human AI Training
An AI company is recruiting everyday users to train models with a lucrative $2,000 monthly stipend. This signals a major…
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Shift AI Trains Robots via Free Home Cleaning
Robotics startup Shift offers free home cleaning services to collect real-world data for training advanced autonomous ro…
Free Cleaning for Robot Data
A startup offers free home cleaning services in exchange for recording video data to train domestic robots.
Wipro Trains 100K Developers on Gen AI Skills
Wipro launches massive AI partner program to upskill 100,000 Indian developers in generative AI, signaling a major push …
OpenAI and NVIDIA Launch MRC Protocol for AI Training
OpenAI teams up with NVIDIA, AMD, Intel, Microsoft, and Broadcom to release the open-source MRC protocol, tackling netwo…
OpenAI and Tech Giants Launch MRC Open Network Protocol
OpenAI partners with AMD, Broadcom, Intel, Microsoft, and Nvidia to release Multi-Path Reliable Connection protocol for …
Samsung Builds HBM4 Chips Tuned for AI Training
Samsung announces next-gen HBM4 memory optimized specifically for AI training workloads, challenging SK Hynix's dominanc…
Databricks Doubles Down on Open AI Training
Databricks continues expanding its open model training capabilities through strategic acquisitions, challenging closed-m…
AMD MI350 Chips Challenge NVIDIA in AI Training
AMD's upcoming MI350 accelerators target NVIDIA's AI training dominance with major performance gains and competitive pri…
SK Hynix Unveils HBM4 Memory for AI Training
SK Hynix announces next-gen HBM4 memory chips with dramatically higher bandwidth, targeting the booming AI training infr…
Intel Gaudi 3 Takes Aim at NVIDIA's Data Center AI Dominance
Intel's Gaudi 3 AI accelerator promises competitive training performance at lower cost, challenging NVIDIA's grip on the…
Oracle Cloud Adds NVIDIA GB200 Clusters for AI
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure launches dedicated NVIDIA GB200 NVL72 clusters, targeting enterprise AI training workloads a…