Palantir's Stock Soars, Japan-U.S. AI Plans, and OpenAI goes to South Korea - Daily AI Brief #98

Japan Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba is planning to announce a cooperation with U.S. President Donald Trump on generative AI research and development during an upcoming summit. The initiative aims to counter China's AI advancements and involves significant investment and collaboration. Read more

MongoDB has partnered with Lombard Odier to modernize banking technology systems using generative AI, aiming to enhance innovation and customer experiences. Read more

Palantir Technologies experienced a 25% increase in share value, reaching a record high, following its fourth-quarter earnings report that surpassed expectations. The company noted significant revenue growth in both U.S. commercial and government sectors, attributed to advancements in artificial intelligence. Read more

During a visit to South Korea, Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, discussed plans for a medical version of ChatGPT and potential robotics collaborations with local companies. Read more

Anthropic, an AI start-up, has developed 'constitutional classifiers' to prevent its models from generating harmful content. This initiative addresses concerns over AI 'jailbreaking' and is part of broader efforts by tech companies like Microsoft and Meta to enhance AI safety. Read more

Thomson Reuters has teamed up with Anthropic to integrate Claude AI into its legal and tax tools, launching CoCounsel to boost efficiency and data security. Read more