
Will new AI products help or replace humans? It’s up to us
Swiss research shows how data and AI are linked to physical products and production. Whether this is good and bad depends on how we build and use AI tools. Read more…
Swiss research shows how data and AI are linked to physical products and production. Whether this is good and bad depends on how we build and use AI tools. Read more…
Microsoft is putting OpenAI’s tech into almost everything it makes. This is creating a single-source risk that can only be resolved by buying OpenAI outright. Read more…
A lot still has to happen for connected smart devices and services powered by AI to finally arrive. But we’ll settle for making microwave ovens easier to use. Read more…
People worry that AI is becoming intelligent enough to replace office workers. On the other hand, how much intelligence do many work tasks actually require? Read more…
Usage of a generative AI assistant tool in call centers boosted average productivity by 13.8%, with less experienced agents getting a bigger boost: study Read more…
The exit of Geoffrey Hinton from Google has caused a stir and reignited the AI safety/Armageddon debate, but the reality remains that humans are at much greater risk from humans than they are from machines, Read more…
Samsung restricts employee use of generative AI tools like ChatGPT after some staff were caught misusing it. At least one AI expert says the ban is a bad idea. Read more…
Google and Microsoft report good results but take different lines on what AI is doing to search. Google: all is well. Microsoft: everything is about to change. Read more…
As large language models (LLMs) reach their limits, the next step to making them useful is to find ways to implement them cheaply and make them less crazy. Read more…
Truecaller said it wants to work with Indian telcos and TRAI to use an AI-powered caller ID app to tackle SMS and call-based phishing scams. Read more…
Text input for GPT and LLM AI models can enable a lot of new data to be analyzed and new areas to utilize AI, even in politics, history, or medicine. Read more…
AI proponents may look aghast at Beijing’s clampdown on large language model (LLM) chatbots. But in terms of viable use cases, it won’t make much difference. Read more…
Singapore unveils details of its new visa scheme for foreign professionals, with a focus on attracting talent in areas such as AI, cybersecurity and agritech. Read more…
Alibaba showcases its generative AI model, ‘Tongyi Qianwen’, just as the Cyberspace Administration of China proposes regulations for generative AI services. Read more…
India has decided not to regulate the growth of artificial intelligence (AI) technology, saying that the sector is significant and strategic for the country. Read more…
Historical data is valuable for training AI models. User-held historical data could change the game by empowering consumers with truly personalized AI. Read more…
ASEAN execs are stoked about adopting generative AI – but they’ll also need the right foundation model and a better data strategy to go with it: report. Read more…
Chances are, you’ve heard the name ChatGPT a million times in recent weeks, but it might be hard to grasp the full essence of what ChatGPT can do for us. Read more…
ChatGPT, GPT-4 and similar AI models are generating a lot of debate. What people may have missed is that GPT is making complex AI-based services easier to use. Read more…
IT teams need a proactive approach to application security just to deal with the sheer volume of threats. Automation and AIOps are crucial to making it work. Read more…
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