TechRepublic: Generative AI Defined: How it Works, Benefits and Dangers
A good overview of Generative AI, who the major players are, and where it can be used.
The Verge: Meta wants to be the Microsoft of headsets
An interesting move by Meta enabling third parties to focus on innovative hardware which is a big limiting factor at the moment (along with the lack of “killer” apps).
Live Science: Intel unveils largest-ever AI ‘neuromorphic computer’ that mimics the human brain
Scientists at Intel have built the world’s largest neuromorphic computer, or one designed and structured to mimic the human brain.
New Atlas: AI now surpasses humans in almost all performance benchmarks
Stand back and take a look at the last two years of AI progress as a whole… AI is catching up with humans so quickly, in so many areas, that we need new tests.
NewScientist: Microsoft and Quantinuum’s quantum computer may be most reliable yet
Error correction is one of the big issues in Quantum Computing so the progress here is significant.
UKTN: UK and US agree to collaborate on AI safety tests
It is great to see that the UK and US have agreed to collaborate on AI safety tests – but how effective will they be?
Tom’s Hardware: OpenAI and Microsoft reportedly planning $100 billion datacenter project for an AI supercomputer
This datacentre (dubbed Stargate) will be a joint project between Microsoft and OpenAI.
CIO: Rocket Mortgage lays foundation for generative AI success
Rocket Mortgage is an early adopter of Generative AI.
ITPro: Why Python is the programming language of choice for AI developers
Python is still the main language of choice for AI developers.
