8 articles that week
The Next Platform, Friday, July 14,2023
IBM announced its Watsonx software development stack back in May, and today it is starting to ship it to customers. We wanted to know exactly what the heck it is. And so we reached out to Sriram Raghavan, vice president of AI strategy and roadmaps at IBM Research, to get a handle on what Watsonx is and why it will be important for the commercialization of large language models.
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whatis.com, Friday, July 14,2023
Large language models have been affecting search for years and have been brought to the forefront by ChatGPT and other chatbots.
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SiliconANGLE , Thursday, July 13,2023
Stability AI Ltd. is adding to its arsenal of generative artificial intelligence tools with the launch of Stable Doodle today. The company said it's a sketch-to-image tool that works by converting simple sketches into more dynamic images, and it's aimed at everyone from creative professionals to hobbyist artists.
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techradar, Thursday, July 13,2023
Google Bard is saying its first words thanks to a recent update that gives the AI the ability to read out generated responses in over 40 different languages. The newfound language support includes Arabic, Chinese, German, and Spanish.
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eWeek, Wednesday, July 12,2023
Artificial intelligence trends continue to rapidly evolve, even though AI has now been around for decades. With the recent rapid growth in generative AI and AI-powered automation, AI evolution seems to be moving at double speed - or faster.
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Continuity Central, Wednesday, July 12,2023
Peter Ruffley explores the ethical issues affecting the corporate adoption of AI, the importance of trust and the need for robust data sets that support robust bias checking.
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The Register, Tuesday, July 11,2023
Last month MongoDB announced its public preview of Vector Search among the updates to its developer platform of its Atlas database-as-a-service. The move means document database MongoDB joins Cassandra, PostgreSQL and SingleStore among the systems supporting similar features as the interest in putting large language models (LLMs) into production gathers pace.
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SiliconANGLE , Monday, July 10,2023
The recent news about generative artificial intelligence is creating a lot of justifiable excitement around the new possibilities for human-computer interaction. However, as with past AI and machine learning hype cycles, realizing material benefits will be elusive if generative AI is treated as a magic wand, particularly in the context of enterprise-grade automation.
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