Tech Brew Ride Home Wed. 09/23 – Microsoft “Exclusively” Licenses GPT-3
Sep 23, 2020
Microsoft is shaking things up by exclusively licensing OpenAI’s GPT-3, while also unveiling Azure Communication Services. Google's new Tables aims to rival Airtable, boosting productivity tools. On the hardware front, a mini-LED iPad Pro is on the horizon, alongside Tesla's plans for a $25,000 self-driving car. Meanwhile, Pinterest introduces Story Pins to drive engagement, and Spotify's quirky trends reveal a wave of SEO-focused artists leveraging long names for visibility. Tech innovation is racing ahead in all directions!
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Microsoft Licenses GPT-3
- Microsoft exclusively licensed OpenAI's GPT-3 language model.
- They plan to integrate it into their products and services.
Google Launches Tables
- Google launched "Tables," a work-tracking tool similar to Airtable.
- It integrates with Google's existing ecosystem, like Docs and Contacts.
Swift on Windows
- Swift language tools are now available for Windows 10.
- Apple open-sourced Swift; tools are available for other platforms like macOS, Linux, and Windows.