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The fastest and easiest path to obtaining truly practical, pragmatic, productive, and profitable AI applications is to have someone who is already expert at producing them to create them for you. Read Now
NVIDIA unveiled its most affordable compact generative AI supercomputer this week, delivering enhanced performance at a lower price point for developers, hobbyists, and students. Read Now
U.S. House Speaker Mike Johnson and Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries on Tuesday received the final report from the bipartisan House Task Force on Artificial Intelligence, a comprehensive document outlining guiding principles and recommendations to advance American leadership in AI. Read Now
Google on Tuesday announced new versions of its video and image generation tools, Veo 2 and Imagen 3, as the tech giant continues advancing artificial intelligence capabilities for content creation. It also introduced Whisk, an experimental tool blending image generation and remixing capabilities. Read Now
Writer Inc. just announced Palmyra Creative, a large language model designed to inject originality into professional workflows across industries and address what it calls "the sameness problem." Read Now
Protect AI, provider of a platform for managing security risks and defending against unique AI security threats, has been selected to join Microsoft’s Pegasus Program, a move aimed at advancing AI security solutions across enterprise environments globally. Read Now
The University of Florida Board of Trustees approves a $24 million investment to upgrade its flagship HiPerGator supercomputer. The new machine, expected to arrive in early 2025, will feature next-generation technology not yet available on the market. Read Now
Google’s DeepMind AI research organization introduces two advanced large language models designed to tackle vastly different challenges: precision weather forecasting and immersive video game world creation. Read Now
Practical application of AI: That’s the need that inspired this column, and addressing that need was central to Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella's keynote at this year’s Microsoft Ignite conference in Chicago. "What lean did for manufacturing," he declared, "AI will do for knowledge work." Read Now
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