Post Office bosses told to repay mistaken bonuses
The money was paid for completing an Inquiry which still hasn't finished
OpenAI Considers Creating an App Store for AI Software
OpenAI -- an early mover in releasing chatbots powered by large-language models -- is contemplating another initiative to extend its influence in the world of artificial intelligence. From a report: The company is considering launching a marketplace in which customers could sell AI models they customize for their own needs to other businesses, according to two people with knowledge of discussions at the company.
The marketplace could be OpenAI's version of an app store, offering businesses a way to access bleeding-edge large-language models that can, for instance, sniff out financial fraud in online retail transactions or answer questions about specific markets with up-to-date information, these people said. Creating such an app store also could be a hedge against a future where no AI model dominates. It's not clear whether OpenAI would charge commissions on those sales or otherwise look to generate revenue from the marketplace.
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Bottle return scheme firm appoints administrators
Lorna Slater tells the Holyrood chamber it is a "disaster" for staff at Circularity Scotland.
The Ashes 2023: Moeen Ali removes Travis Head for 16
Moeen Ali gets the wicket of Travis Head who goes for 16 as Australia lose their fifth wicket on day five of the first Ashes Test.
The Ashes 2023: Moeen Ali removes Travis Head for 16
Moeen Ali gets the wicket of Travis Head who goes for 16 as Australia lose their fifth wicket on day five of the first Ashes Test.
Apple Expanding Self-Service Repair Program To iPhone 14 Lineup and More Macs
Apple today announced that its self-service repair program will be expanding to the iPhone 14 lineup, 13-inch MacBook Air with the M2 chip, and 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro models with M2 Pro and M2 Max chips starting June 21. From a report: First launched in April 2022, Apple's program provides customers with access to parts, manuals, and tools to repair select devices. Apple says the program is designed for anyone with "experience repairing electronic devices," but says the "vast majority" of customers are better off visiting an Apple Store or Apple Authorized Service Provider. Apple also announced that customers can now complete the post-repair System Configuration process by placing the device into Diagnostics Mode and following the on-screen prompts. Users no longer need to contact the program's support team to complete this step, which verifies that the parts are genuine and working properly.
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Titan sub: Cramped vessel is operated by video game controller
Costing $1m in fuel per journey, the missing sub has a unique design and some surprising features.
The Ashes 2023: Stuart Broad removes Scott Boland for England’s fourth wicket
England pick up their first wicket on day five as Australian Scott Boland falls for 20 to Stuart Broad.
The Ashes 2023: Stuart Broad removes Scott Boland for England’s fourth wicket
England pick up their first wicket on day five as Australian Scott Boland falls for 20 to Stuart Broad.
Nicola Sturgeon returns to Scottish Parliament after arrest
The former first minister was released without charge amid a Police Scotland probe into SNP finances.