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The Olympic Games are in full swing and, in addition to top sporting performances and an impressive opening ceremony in Paris, the 2024 Olympics are also showing that they want to keep pace with technological developments. With the introduction of the Olympic AI agenda, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) has taken a significant step into the future of sport.

Following the rollout of the AI Act last week, Meta has announced that it will no longer make its upcoming AI model, as well as future models, available in the European Union. The decision, reported by "Axios," is attributed to the EU authorities' failure to provide legal clarity.

DeepL has made a significant stride in the translation world by unveiling its new and improved AI models. The goal of this innovation is to significantly enhance the translation quality for business customers.

Microsoft has recently issued a warning about a new jailbreaking technique that allows threat actors to bypass the built-in safeguards of some of the most popular large language models (LLMs). This method, known as the "Skeleton Key," enables AI models to disclose harmful information.

OpenAI has recently introduced a five-tier system designed to map its progress toward the elusive goal of developing artificial general intelligence (AGI). This new framework, disclosed during an all-hands meeting and reported by Bloomberg, aims to help employees and the public better understand OpenAI’s advancements.

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has painted a tantalizing picture of what to expect from the highly anticipated GPT-5 AI model. Balancing optimism with caution, he emphasized that GPT-5 will be a substantial improvement over its predecessor, GPT-4, and will not encounter insurmountable issues.

The renowned analyst firm Gartner has released its annual Hype Cycles for cloud technology and enterprise networking, recommending a cautious approach rather than hastily adopting AI-assisted tools for managing networks.

In the ever-evolving world of mixed reality, the seamless integration of physical and digital objects with current technologies remains a challenge. Canon's solution is to equip its interchangeable lens cameras with optics specifically designed for capturing still images or recording video in stereoscopic 3D or spatial video.