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Sony's research team has pioneered an artificial intelligence system designed to parse dialogues and autonomously craft fictional identities for non-player characters. This technology is set to overhaul the conventional methods of secondary character development.

Metaverse technology company Improbable has sold its gaming unit, The Multiplayer Group (MPG), to video game developer Keywords Studios for $97 million. MPG is renowned for its work on titles like Fallout 76 and Medal of Honor: Beyond and Beyond.

These kids’ toys are the first products from Curio, a Silicon Valley startup that harnesses AI technology for its toy line.

China's Ministry of Public Security is rolling out RealDID, a decentralized identification system grounded in blockchain technology.

To receive the funds, recipients are required to download a Coinbase Wallet, although the exchange has aimed to simplify this process for users less familiar with technology.

The Authors Guild, backed by renowned writers like George R.R. Martin and Jodi Picoult, has filed a lawsuit against OpenAI. The suit alleges that OpenAI's ChatGPT, by using copyrighted works, commits "flagrant and harmful" copyright infringement. The technology is accused of feeding copyrighted manuscripts into its algorithms, generating human-like text responses. The Authors Guild argues that this not only diminishes writers' earning potential but also creates AI-generated copycat works.

The global consulting company, Deloitte, has embraced artificial intelligence to streamline its employee management processes. This advanced technology is designed to evaluate individual skills, enabling tailored plans for optimal workforce allocation across diverse departments.

S&P Global has launched a stablecoin stability assessment. This system considers several factors including the underlying technology, governance, legal and regulatory framework, liquidity, and third-party dependencies among others.

Leaders of various technology companies are raising alarms over the concentration of artificial intelligence technology in the grasp of a select few entities. Their concern is that such a centralization bestows enormous control over cutting-edge technologies on these companies, enabling them to set the industry's rules.