Call. We have Live Team Coverage breaking down all of the results. This is today in the bay. Good morning to you. Lets see, its wednesday. Just checking. Halfway through our week. Thanks for joining us. Im laura garcia. Im marcus washington. Well get to the top stories in just a bit. First, we want to get a look at what you can expect from that weather today. So, kari, coming in this morning i was like, oh, this is nice, and then, boom, the rain started. Same here. It was dry most of the commute, but you may run into a pocket of rain. Were seeing that now in the south bay with san jose, the live camera, showing some raindrops on the lens. Temperaturewise were in the low 50s, were at 53 in oakland and it is 53 in San Francisco. Here is a look at the system affecting us now, and we can see the area of low pressure and the waves of rain moving across the region. There will be a light chance of thunderstorms, but we are now just looking at some pockets of really heavy rain, and were seeing
Jan Leike one of the key figures at OpenAI, responsible for the safe development of ChatGPT and AI tools has found a new home at Anthropic, where his team will work on areas like scalable oversight, weak-to-strong generalisation, and automated alignment research
Former OpenAI safety lead Jan Leike has taken up a job at rival firm Anthropic. There, he will continue his work on superalignment and try to find a way for humans to control powerful AIs.
The race to lead AI has become a desperate hunt for the digital data needed to advance the technology. To obtain it, tech companies including OpenAI, Google and Meta have cut corners, ignored corporate policies and debated bending the law.