Is AI the shot in the arm that the beleaguered PC market needs? According to researchers at IDC, it's one of them, at least.
Microsoft is buttressing its healthcare-specific Azure offering with more AI capabilities.
We asked ChatGPT to create a list of "the Top 5 articles from the Web this week that are about generative AI." Here were its picks.
- By Pure AI Editors
- 10/06/2023
IBM enhances its enterprise-focused AI and data platform, watsonx, with a new tool, Tuning Studio, which is designed to help prompt engineers write better prompts for generative AI.
The Granite models were developed specifically for business, not consumer, use, and have been trained on datasets from five areas.
Roughly five months after its debut, Amazon Bedrock, the generative AI service that's effectively Amazon Web Services' answer to Micrsooft's Azure OpenAI, is now generally available.
"The stakes are obviously huge, and no large tech company, including Amazon, wants to be left behind."
- By Pure AI Editors
- 09/28/2023
Anthropic, in turn, has committed to expanding its support of the Amazon Bedrock foundational model platform.
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella says Copilot for Windows will transform the personal computing era.
Privacy and security concerns about generative AI are rampant, but there's significant demand for it among healthcare workers.
Amazon Web Services is joining tech giants like Microsoft in erecting ad hoc guardrails around AI-generated content.
Salesforce has unveiled a new AI coding assistant based on its Einstein technology, and the name all but standardizes a term popularized by Microsoft's GitHub with its game-changing tool, GitHub Copilot.
As copyright challenges to generative AI tech ramp up, Microsoft offers legal protection to Copilot users.