Hi-Tech Robbery The global gold rush into artificial intelligence has sparked some weird behavior from companies, such as deploying AI to write really badly written articles to firing therapists and replacing them with bots who give terrible advice. But perhaps the one AI company may have went the extra mile and tried to steal from […]
SAN FRANCISCO — Arthur AI, an artificial intelligence company in New York, received a message in April last year from a startup called OneOneThree. Yan Fung, OneOneThree’s head of technology, said he was interested in buying Arthur AI’s technology and wanted a demonstration. A week later, Arthur AI held a Zoom meeting with Fung to show him its software, according to emails and a video recording viewed by The New York Times. When Fung’s colleague joined the call, the Arthur AI team realized somet
/PRNewswire/ Arthur, the machine learning monitoring company, and Algorithmia, the industry leader in MLOps and model management, announce a partnership to.