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Anthropic’s Claude-3 outperformed ChatGPT- 4 in recent tests. Neuralink patient plays chess.

Anthropic’s Claude-3 outperformed ChatGPT- 4 in recent tests. Neuralink patient plays chess.

AI Was The Winner of the XR Exhibition

It was a week of dueling conferences and big, big money.

AI funding news, and more Cinematic AI.

Tyler Perry says he’s suspending expansion of his Atlanta studio because of the threat Sora represents.

AI and XR dominated tech news this week.

The Dor Brothers are among the most prolific producers of AI in the world.

Marco Tempest uses AI to bring the world’s first programmer to life.

OpenAI can now remember conversations and persomal details. It also introduced Sora, a text to video upgrade of Dall-E that can generate one minute videos.

Status Pro VR, Polycam 3D, Camb.ai, Atlas 3D, All Score Funding

Xreal’s Air2 Ultra AR is a $600 Android alternative to Apple’s $3,500 Vision Pro.

AI companies in the money as Biden’s voice cloned for robocalls.

The Metaverse is alive and well in Korea, as startups take home three Innovation Awards.

Saudi Arabia’s additional $590 million investment in Magic Leap is not good news.

Augmented Reality is providing remarkable solutions for hearing and vision impared people.

Xreal, Sony, RayNeo, Zapbox, NRMYW, Solos, Nimio, Tilt5, Pimax, Emdor, Vuzix, RealWear, and Everysight.

Consolidation and attrition are culling the herd.

CES wasn’t the only big news this week.

Once called The Consumer Electronics Show, today CES would be better characterized as the consumer everything show