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New text-to-image model with ChatGPT. Struggling cryptocurrency exchange JPEX seeks delisting in Australia
DALL-E 3, an improved text-to-image generation model based on ChatGPT, is now free via OpenAI
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Today’s news: Cisco lays off 350 employees in recent round of job cuts
Quick insights: Struggling cryptocurrency exchange JPEX seeks delisting in Australia
OpenAI has released the latest version of its DALL-E 3 text-to-image generation model with improved ChatGPT integration. The combination with ChatGPT, according to OpenAI, will allow users to “build extraordinary suggestions” and turn their ideas into reality. “Our new text-to-image model, DALLE 3, can translate nuanced queries into highly detailed and accurate images,” OpenAI said in a release about its latest AI-powered generative solution.
The city of San Francisco Cisco will lay off 350 workers in Silicon Valley, California, next month as part of its latest wave of layoffs. According to Market Watch, the company disclosed this in a file with the California Employment Development Department. Cisco will lay off 227 employees in San Jose, California, and another 123 in nearby Milpitas, California, starting October 16. In November 2022, the company announced that it would cut 5% of its staff or approximately 4,000 positions.
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JPEX, a struggling Hong Kong cryptocurrency exchange, has requested deletion in Australia. Jieyi Chen, director of JP-EX Crypto Asset Platform PTY LTD (JPEX), has filed a delisting request with the Australian Securities and Investment Commission, according to a document seen by Cointelegraph on September 20. JPEX states in the document that all members of the company agree to the delisting, that the company no longer operates, that its assets do not exceed AU$1,000 and that it has no liabilities.