AI that Matter
AI that Matter
Microsoft has created an ultra-secure, isolated version of GPT-4 customized for the specialized needs of U.S. intelligence work with classified data. The air-gap prevents any security or privacy risks.
The New York Times is forming an AI team led by Zach Seward to explore generative AI and machine learning applications in its newsroom. The goal is to enhance journalism responsibly and assist reporters while ensuring human editorial control.
Tech giants are not only forging their own destiny in silicon but also delicately tangoing with the reigning A.I. titan, Nvidia, in a high-stakes dance of competition and collaboration.
The shift in the stock market leadership from Apple to Microsoft is seen as a sign that generative AI is becoming a crucial factor in the tech industry's future success.
Major media companies are discussing using their content for AI, but The New York Times sued OpenAI and Microsoft for using its content without permission. Negotiations are ongoing, but concerns about credibility and fair deals persist.
The Machine Learning Foundations team at Microsoft Research has been on a roll with their Phi series—a suite of small language models (SLMs). Phi-2, the latest addition, with its 2.7 billion parameters, is turning heads by punching well above its…
Emmett Shear becomes the interim CEO of OpenAI after Sam Altman was fired, replaced by CTO Mira Murati, but then Murati got replaced by Shear.
Microsoft made headlines on Sunday by welcoming former OpenAI CEO Sam Altman and Co-Founder Greg Brockman to lead Microsoft's Advanced AI research team.
Amdocs, NVIDIA, and Microsoft Azure are teaming up to create powerful AI systems called large language models (LLMs) tailored for the telecommunications and media industries. These LLMs generate natural language text for various services and applications, aiming to enhance customer…