Danny Lewis
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I'm Danny Lewis for The Wall Street Journal.
OpenAI's product and business chief is taking medical leave for several weeks as the company revamps its leadership ranks and prepares to make its public market debut.
In an internal note to staff, Fiji Simo said a neuroimmune condition had worsened and that she'd postponed medical tests and new therapies in order to stay focused at work since joining the artificial intelligence company last August.
Simo's planned leave comes as OpenAI has fallen behind its rival, Anthropic, in the race to win over new business customers.
Simo hat die Aufgabe übersehen, die Ressourcen der Firma wieder zu konzentrieren, um zu fangen, insbesondere eine neue Super-App zu bauen, die Chat-GPT mit einem neuen Coding-Tool, dem Codex, kombiniert.
News Corp., Owner of the Wall Street Journal, has a content licensing partnership with OpenAI.
We exclusively report that AI training startup Mercore is offering to pay contractors for prior work materials, raising intellectual property concerns.
The $10 billion startup pays contractors to give feedback on the output of AI models.
Its clients have included OpenAI and other AI companies.
In recent weeks, Mercor has approached professionals in industries like entertainment with such offers, even though those being approached often don't have the right to sell the intellectual property.
A Mercor spokeswoman says the company licenses content directly from individuals and only when they own it.
And in another exclusive from the Journal, a group of former Grubhub executives are building a new app to challenge roadside assistance giant AAA.
Their company, Curbside SOS, was recently purchased by roadside assistance platform Honk Technologies.
The combined company will use the two brands to service both individual drivers and businesses, like fleet managers or insurance companies, by channeling Grubhubs model for food delivery into roadside repair.
Similar to other service apps, the curbside app lets users see prices in advance, track providers and make payments.
And the company is training gig workers to do quick vehicle fixes that don't require a tow truck or advanced equipment.
And that's a wrap on your TNB Tech Minutes.
For a deeper dive into what's happening in tech, check out our Tech News Briefing Podcast on Tuesdays and Fridays.
Here's your morning TNB Tech Minute for Friday, April 3rd.
I'm Danny Lewis for The Wall Street Journal.
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