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The company Fountain 0 has released the AI-generated film Odysseus: The Fall; a review criticizes technical errors

The company Fountain 0 has released the 2.5-hour AI-generated film Odysseus: The Fall, which it describes as the first “Hollywood" AI blockbuster. The review by The Verge describes frequent errors: changing character dimensions, mouths out of sync, bending oars, and incorrect pronunciation of names. Rental costs 9.99 USD.

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GitHub Copilot introduces a generally available feature for requesting increases to AI credit budgets

GitHub has made a feature generally available that lets organization members request a budget increase immediately after exhausting their AI credits in GitHub Copilot instead of having their access blocked; administrators approve requests directly in the settings. Available for Business and Enterprise plans.

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Apple is preparing an enterprise server with M8 Ultra chips for AI inference, potentially in cooperation with Nvidia, with a launch in 2029 at the earliest

According to The Information, Apple is developing an enterprise server for AI inference with two or four M8 Ultra chips, potentially with NVLink Fusion technology from Nvidia. The project was backed by current CEO John Ternus, and a launch is not planned before 2029.

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OpenAI and AARP launch free ChatGPT workshops for older adults

The company OpenAI and the organization AARP have launched a partnership for a free educational program. The program offers practical ChatGPT workshops for 1000 older adults in 10 US cities, with the aim of introducing them to the practical use of AI in everyday life.