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Europe is headed for a ‘century of humiliation’ according to CEO of Nvidia rival
European technology startups would have more success if they upped stakes for the States—at least, that’s according to British chip designer Graphcore’s chief executive, Nigel Toon. “We’d probably have it easier if we moved to the U.S.,” he said in an onstage interview at the Bloomberg Technology Summit in London on Tuesday. Why? Because according…
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Were these product review articles written by AI? Gannett says no
Reviewed, Gannett’s product reviews site, took down several affiliate marketing articles that some of its journalists claimed were generated by artificial intelligence. The articles in question first went up on Friday and included reviews of products that Reviewed does not typically cover, like dietary supplements, according to the Reviewed Union, which represents journalists and lab…
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Microsoft surpasses Alphabet in cloud race with OpenAI bet, enterprise focus
Oct 25 (Reuters) – Microsoft is outstripping Alphabet in the race to make money from generative artificial intelligence through early bets on OpenAI and focus on big clients, raising worries that the Google parent could lose share in the cloud-computing market. Cloud spending by businesses preparing to roll out AI features powered a rebound in…
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Microsoft Gets Another Leg Up on Google in AI Race
Oct. 25, 2023 6:00 am ET Listen (3 min) Big tech’s two early movers on artificial intelligence both still have a way to go before the much-hyped technology starts generating significant business. But if their latest quarterly results are any indication, it may be Microsoft’s game to lose. Microsoft and Google-parent Alphabet both saw improvements…
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Merchants Turn to AI Key to Improve Customer Retention
Artificial intelligence (AI) has left the pages of science fiction behind and entered the workforce. And its latest evolution, generative AI, is already having an exciting impact on payments, helping to make transactions more efficient, secure and customer friendly. “From a consumer perspective, I think some stuff is going to get way better,” Brady Harrison, director…
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UK workers support AI but want greater organizational transparency
New research from Asana shows that although UK workers are open to the opportunities that AI can bring to the workplace, a disconnect exists between organizational plans for the technology and the current employee experience. The data is derived from a survey of 2,741 UK workers, carried out by Asana’s Work Innovation Lab, a think…
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Cloud Artificial Intelligence Market to Reach $887 Billion, by 2032 at 35.8% CAGR: Allied Market Research
The global cloud artificial intelligence is growing rapidly due to an increasing availability of cloud-based AI services, the growing usage of mobile devices, and the surge in technological advancements. NEW CASTLE, Del., Oct. 25, 2023 /PRNewswire/ — Allied Market Research published a report, titled, “Cloud Artificial Intelligence Market by Component (Solution and Service), Technology (Deep Learning, Machine Learning (ML),…
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Study says AI chatbots churn out ‘racist’ medical information
A study found that artificial intelligence chatbots such as the popular ChatGPT return common debunked medical stereotypes about Black people. Researchers at Stanford University ran nine medical questions through AI chatbots and found that they returned responses that contained debunked medical claims about Black people, including incorrect responses about kidney function and lung capacity, as…
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Wednesday briefing: Inside the battle to contain – and capitalise on
Good morning. Does artificial intelligence (AI) pose an “extinction-level threat” to humankind or is it a remarkable “force for good” that could develop new drugs and gene therapies for previously incurable diseases (and make big tech firms billions of dollars along the way)? Scientists, mathematicians and politicians from around the world will next week battle…
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Fresno State now offering artificial intelligence in business certificate
FRESNO, Calif. (KFSN) — Artificial intelligence is creeping into many parts of our everyday lives. That’s why Fresno State is now offering an AI in business certificate to prepare students for jobs of the future. Fresno State Business Professor Stephen Choi regularly teaches classes about artificial intelligence. But now, he’s spearheading a new AI in…
