Ilya Sutskever, a co-founder and former chief scientist of OpenAI, announces his next venture, a startup called Safe Superintelligence.
- By John K. Waters
- 06/20/2024
AI skills are in low supply and in high demand. With consumer and corporate appetite for AI growing, it's no surprise that organizations are willing to pay significantly higher wages to employees with AI expertise.
A trio of reports from research firm Gartner underscores the complex impacts of the generative AI boom at both the macro and micro levels.
Apple stepped into the AI media spotlight last week b life went on outside the Mothership. These are a few of the AI-industry product and services announcements you might have missed while all eyes were on Cupertino.
- By Pure AI Editors
- 06/17/2024
Despite a checkered history with both companies, Oracle is forging strategic partnerships with Microsoft and Google that advance the companies' respective AI and cloud prospects.
In an effort to nurture AI innovation and talent among young companies, Amazon Web Services (AWS) on Thursday announced a new AI startup fund worth $230 million.
The "GPT Builder" feature that's part of Microsoft's Copilot Pro product has just one month left to live.
At today’s Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC), Apple unveiled "Apple Intelligence," a comprehensive software update across its devices, including iOS 18, iPadOS 18, and macOS Sequoia, aiming to provide users with a personalized version of generative AI (GenAI).
- By John K. Waters
- 06/10/2024
Generative AI's Big 3 -- OpenAI, Nvidia and Microsoft -- are once again in regulators' crosshairs for potential anti-competitive business practices.
Raspberry Pi tinkerers can now start using the palm-sized computer boards to experiment with AI.
Microsoft this week described its early progress with a new AI foundation model (FM) that can perform high-resolution weather forecasting.
Today's tech giants are on a quest to cultivate as much generative AI mindshare as possible, and one way they've been doing that is by throwing billions at startups.
Cloud giant Amazon Web Services (AWS) is lending its vast AI and machine learning portfolio to researchers looking for high-tech ways to counteract the spread of medical misinformation.