As ChatGPT’s partial outage yesterday goes to show, AI companies are still struggling to scale up to artificial general intelligence.
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The cloud giant is continuing to build out its massive cloud footprint.
Google wants to become the go-to AI platform as competitors finally start to encroach on its main business: search.
As its relationship with OpenAI evolves and dissolves, Microsoft signals that it is single and ready to mingle in the AI space.
“These things, unsupervised, they still are acting like 4-year-olds.”
It’s more than just a first-mover advantage, one expert says.
“There is no one model that does everything.”
“Invest in full visibility into what applications employees are actually using.”
For some tasks, less power might be good enough, an expert said.
“It’s not OK to leave any part of your business behind.”
Mistral is among a clutch of privately held AI startups like OpenAI and Anthropic that have seen valuations soar.
The company’s struggle gives us a glimpse into how the wider world of voice assistants is trying to keep up with the technology zeitgest.
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Nvidia, the chipmaking king, has announced a slew of consumer-focused hardware, including a $3,000 “personal AI supercomputer” called Digits.
It’s not quite Christmas yet, but Amazon is putting cash in the stocking of its favorite AI startup, Anthropic.
AI startup Anthropic is teaming up with Palantir and Amazon Web Services to get its wares into the intelligence and military market.