Top Tech News: Amazon to Race with ChatGPT
What’s New Today: G-P Launches AI-Powered Global Hiring & Onboarding for HR Teams
Fast-Track Insights: Amazon unveils Metis, a new AI chatbot powered by Olympus, set to rival OpenAI’s ChatGPT with unique features and enhanced capabilities. Amazon, a multinational tech company, is making a new chatbot that utilizes artificial intelligence (AI). Amazon aims to compete with OpenAI’s ChatGPT, which has distinctive characteristics. This gives reasons to believe that the forthcoming intelligence will be named Metis. Metis is run by an internal Amazon AI model named Olympus, which is even more potent than the Titan AI model that already exists within Amazon according to the information obtained from several sources.
AI-Driven Global Onboarding by G-P
G-P (Globalization Partners), the acknowledged leader in the worldwide employment market and the epitome of compliance in its industry, announced today the introduction of AI-driven global onboarding for G-P’s employer of record products. The latest offering aims to enable companies to speedily and compliantly complete the recruitment process—from making job offers and signing employment contracts to handling everything else around new employees’ recruitment, offboarding, and benefit enrollment.
AI's Impact on Industries
When it comes to how AI is transforming Industries, Artificial Intelligence is currently altering business in a variety of ways, including using AI to improve workflows and efficiency and machine learning to obtain high-quality data sets for increased accessibility and convenience. "Digital transformation" is a term that we've heard for years. It became a required requirement after 2020, with the shift to working first from home, then anywhere, and now in a hybrid society. Read more
Web3 and Cybersecurity
Web3 is highly vulnerable to hacking and cyber-attacks. However, a critical condition is attaching itself to the TON blockchain, which is supported by Telegram. Per SlowMist, a blockchain security company, there is a high possibility that TON blockchains will suffer phishing attacks. There's currently a threat to the entire TON ecosystem, which might translate to consequences on the blockchain’s next near-term objectives, particularly given that the project has set a target of onboarding 500 million on-chain users by 2028, an ambition it readily acknowledges.
