The idea of Artificial Intelligence arose during routine negotiations between the WGA and the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers, which reps studios, over writers’ pay. And while letting ChatGPT in the writers room sounds like a job threat, the details of the WGA’s proposal could ensure we won’t see a robot giving an Oscars speech anytime soon.
With calls to ban TikTok gaining momentum, the company dispatched its head honcho—a Harvard Business School grad—to alleviate concerns that the Chinese-owned social media app could be used as a spying tool far more potent than any balloon.
Is $250,000 a lot of money? Well, it depends on how badly you wanted those Taylor Swift tickets…but some say it’s too low a cutoff for government-insured bank deposits.
HIRING GUTSY TWEETER: Ticketmaster is hiring a social media director, noting that the candidate should be “brave” and “resilient.” The job posting did not say whether the role comes with perks like private security or Swiftie-proof locks for your doors.
Call ChatGPT Pennyworth, because it can now order groceries for select users on Instacart, book travel on Expedia and Kayak, and make restaurant reservations on OpenTable. The artificially intelligent tool’s creator, OpenAI, added support for a wide variety of plug-ins yesterday—multiplying ChatGPT’s use cases by roughly one gazillion.
German giant Deutsche Bank kept the streak alive yesterday when its shares sank 8.6%. What sparked the sell-off? A Thursday night jump in the company’s credit default swaps, which act as insurance for bondholders against default risk.
