Meta’s Zuckerberg favours evaluators over slowdown for AI
Meta chief executive Mark Zuckerberg joined a chorus of technology executives weighing in on a global debate on AI.
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Meta chief executive Mark Zuckerberg joined a chorus of technology executives weighing in on a global debate on AI.
The funding round may allow OpenAI to leapfrog its chief rival Anthropic, which raised funds in May at a US$965 billion valuation.
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Creditville Nigeria Limited has expanded its stake in Chams Holding Company Plc through the acquisition of 500,000 ordinary shares valued at N1.71m.
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