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Pony.ai, an innovative startup developing autonomous driving technology, will officially file for an Initial Public Offering (IPO) in the U.S. this week.

MIT engineers have developed Clio, a technology that enables robots to make intuitive decisions based on predefined instructions.

Mira Murati, the Chief Technology Officer of OpenAI, has made the decision to depart from the company. Her exit marks the latest in a wave of high-profile departures from the top management of the world’s leading AI company.

The DEX aggregator 1inch introduced a new feature, Fusion+, enabling cross-chain swaps without the need for centralized intermediaries. The system integrates atomic swap technology, ensuring automatic execution through smart contracts.

Microsoft’s Chief Technology Officer, Kevin Scott, announced that the company will unveil a new AI-based product by the end of the year, though specific details remain under wraps. He expressed confidence that the forthcoming technology will captivate those anticipating major advances in the field.

The developers behind Procreate, an iPad application designed for digital graphics, have declared their opposition to generative artificial intelligence. They have made it clear that this technology will never be integrated into their platform, citing ideological differences. However, they acknowledge the positive aspects of machine learning.

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The global payment system Swift is set to start testing digital asset transactions via its network in 2025. Having experimented with blockchain technology for a while, Swift is now preparing to conduct trials with banks. The initial tests are planned for Europe, North America, and Asia.

Chinese tech giant ByteDance, TikTok’s parent company, plans to develop a new artificial intelligence model trained using chips from Huawei Technologies, particularly the Ascend 910B. This move appears to be in response to U.S. export restrictions on chip technology for Chinese ventures.

Microsoft partnered with G42 to open two artificial intelligence centers in Abu Dhabi, following a $1.5 billion investment made earlier this year. One of these centers will specialize in developing standards for the ethical and responsible use of AI technology across industries.