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Microsoft recently announced the release of “Copilot+ PC’s” – computers specifically designed to have generative AI as a core part of the user experience. While a lot of emphasis has been put on the software side of generative AI, the hardware evolution of generative AI is just as important. It
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While many companies are exploring Generative AI, most haven’t been using it long enough yet to show clear, measurable results. Klarna, a Swedish shopping services company, was an early adopter of generative AI, and they now have the numbers to show it’s benefits: 90% employee adoption, AI doing
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The Generative AI landscape has developed very quickly in the last few years, and there are a huge array of companies offering different capabilities. The Wall Street Journal recently provided an overview of four key Generative AI companies in this market. While more niche players may offer a specific benefit
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This week, OpenAI and Google made major announcements about their new AI products. While they are both leaders in the AI space, they are each taking their products in very different directions, with significant impacts to the business world. Let’s explore them. OpenAI Has Your New Personal Assistant On
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In April 2024, Meta released their newest generative AI model, Llama 3. This new release builds on the success of Meta’s Llama-class models, which have been downloaded over 170 million times to date. Along with being a powerful model, Llama 3 is open-source, meaning that anyone can use or
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In two recent blog posts, the LinkedIn engineering team shared lessons from their recent use of generative AI in new LinkedIn user experience features. While their posts are primarily engineering focused, they also offer five valuable lessons you can use to accelerate your team’s own GenAI journey. LinkedIn’s
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The first question with any technology investment for business (including Generative AI for business) is usually “what’s it going to do for me?” The second question is always “what does it cost?” And, as with a lot of technology investments, the answer is: “it depends”. These days, there are
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As businesses begin exploring generative AI, a common question is “where do I start?” Consulting company McKinsey provided some recommendations in their 2023 report “The economic potential of generative AI: The next productivity frontier“, including what roles may benefit the most from generative AI – and the answers may surprise you.
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One of the most common and labor-intensive jobs at any company is hiring. With a mix of data and judgment required to make an effective match, candidates and recruiters are both exploring the use of Generative AI to make the recruiting process more efficient and effective. A recent article in
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An AI start-up recently released an AI model with a special feature: a context window over 1 million tokens – well above what’s offered by most commercial AI systems. But why is a large context length important – and why does that matter for your business? A large language model (LLM)
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The buzz around artificial intelligence has reached every corner of the business world, prompting forward-thinking leaders to ask the critical question: “Who’s actually using AI in their operations?” Last week, OpenAI answered. OpenAI interviewed two of their enterprise healthcare clients – Moderna and Oscar – to learn more about how they