

Additionally, the company announced that a new feature on Google’s Android system will proactively warn users about unknown AirTags, tiny devices developed to track personal items like keys and wallets. The move comes after Microsoft incorporated GPT-4 into its Bing search engine earlier this year. – According to the BBC, Google announced it is rolling out generative AI to its core search engine. Generative AI models such as ChatGPT have already been implemented in technical roles, such as financial analytics and drug development, as well as more human-facing sectors such as customer service and marketing. Amid the quick rise and implementation of AI across these industries, some investors worry the potential ESG downsides haven’t been adequately considered and safeguarded against. But several investors warn that the increasingly widespread deployment of AI has opened a Pandora’s box of concerns about ESG, reported CNBC. – Wall Street has eagerly rallied around companies making notable strides in AI. Goodyear is reviewing Elliott’s recommendations and intends to meet with the firm to discuss its views in more detail, the company said in a statement. Making changes could help boost Goodyear’s share price to more than $32, nearly triple its last close, Eliot added. Goodyear should appoint five new independent directors and explore a divestment of its company-owned store network, Elliott said in a letter to the company’s board on Thursday. – Billionaire activist investor Paul Singer’s Elliott Investment Management said it’s built a 10 percent position in Goodyear Tire & Rubber and is pushing for asset sales and an operational review, according to Bloomberg (paywall).
