Amazon records largest quarterly operating profit, boosted by AI
Amazon recorded $143.3 billion in Q1 revenue, beating Wall Street estimates, with its focus on AI “reaccelerating” growth for AWS, its cloud computing division.
Amazon recorded $143.3 billion in Q1 revenue, beating Wall Street estimates, with its focus on AI “reaccelerating” growth for AWS, its cloud computing division.
The U.K.'s Competition and Markets Authority is inviting views on whether AI partnerships and other arrangements between the big techs create relevant merger situations.
Amazon showcases AI as more than just a trend with the launch of its generative AI chatbot, Rufus, which has the ability to streamline and consolidate various shopping processes.
Silicon Valley giants create models that keep them at the competitive edge, even using users' data for ads, but is this enough to present them as bad guys as what fledgling firms make them out to be?
Unlike other tech giants focusing on developing their own artificial intelligence model, Aamazon Web Services is allocating resources to integrate AI into its business operations and upskill its workforce on the tech.
Amazon’s AI-powered assistant offers users a range of functionalities, including the ability to hold conversations, offer solutions to complex problems, generate content, and streamline tasks.
AI researchers discover a chatbot jailbreak, exploiting a word repetition glitch in OpenAI's ChatGPT, highlighting vulnerabilities in generative AI models and leading to potential data exposure.
Author Mark Eglinton publishes a new book exploring the identity of Dr. Craig Wright, from his legal battles, his struggles as Satoshi Nakamoto, and his fight to bring his Bitcoin vision to life.
Amazon's CEO Andy Jassy sees artificial intelligence (AI) as the key to future earnings growth, with a $1.25 billion investment in Anthropic AI and plans for generative AI expansion.
Kindle Direct Publishing enforces pre-emptive measures by reducing volume on AI-generated books, reducing title creation volume limits, and requiring disclosure of AI involvement.
As AI innovation accelerates, IBM's report highlights changing job skills by 2025, focusing on reskilling for finance, customer service, and more.
A key pledge is that the companies will ensure their AI products are safe before introducing them to the public. They must commit to internal and external security testing of their systems before releasing and sharing information across the industry and with authorities.