Microsoft is promising high performance in a small package with this week's release of Phi-3, the latest version of its small language model (SLM).
Launched just last fall, Amazon Bedrock, the AI development platform stewarded by cloud giant Amazon Web Services (AWS), currently has a user base in the "tens of thousands."
The cost of training foundation models has exploded, according to the Stanford Institute for Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence (HAI), which put the price tag of Google's top-level Gemini Ultra model at around $191 million.
This edition of our weekly roundup of AI products/services announcements includes announcements from meQuilibrium, GitLab, Button, Socure, Amazon Music, Dataminr, and more.
- By Pure AI Editors
- 04/22/2024
Generative AI partners and occasional competitors Microsoft and OpenAI each continued their global expansion this month, with the former establishing a foothold in the Middle East and the latter in Asia.
One day after Mistral released its latest open source large language model (LLM), Meta parried with its own.
Generative AI upstart Mistral released its newest model this week, the open source Mixtral 8x22B, under the Apache 2.0 license.
The hypervisor that forms the foundation of Amazon Web Services' compute platform is also the backbone of its generative AI security framework.
AI isn't the end of cybersecurity, nor of cybersecurity jobs. That's according to the majority of respondents in recent survey of IT and security professionals.
This edition of our weekly roundup of AI product and services news includes OpenAI's GPT-4 Turbo with Vision GA, UserTesting's new AI-powered survey solution, Sama's new Red Team Service, a new tool from Azip that creates AI models using AI models, and more.
- By Pure AI Editors
- 04/15/2024
Google's annual Cloud Next conference drew thousands of partners, developers, and customers to Las Vegas this week for three days of sessions, product announcements, and a look at the company's ambitious generative AI roadmap.
- By John K. Waters
- 04/12/2024
Most organizations that are dragging their feet on AI might be doing so because their data estates just aren't up to snuff.
Security researchers have identified a phishing campaign that deploys malware using a PowerShell script bearing some hallmarks of being AI-generated.