While tech giants are ramping up investments in training and developing AI models, it could take a while before they see actual profit as developers ride the wave of rising skepticism from investors.
Apple's ReaLM boasts proficiency in understanding complex on-screen user commands and fosters natural conversation with users, allowing it to outclass older AI models like ChatGPT.
Google is transforming Fitbit users' access to health information with AI, announcing the upcoming release of a personalized LLM tailored explicitly for the app with a wide range of functionalities.
Adobe disclosed that the AI functionalities currently in beta mode will be available on Acrobat and Reader and provide users with detailed summaries of PDFs and other documents in real time.
IBM researchers say that with generative AI, it has become “scarily easy” to intercept live calls and relay the malicious information you want to either party.
After incorporating generative AI in its Search Engine and Advertising, Google integrates the tech into its Maps, improving places and event recommendations for its users based on their preferences.
At the time of writing, the valuation of the mobile artificial intelligence (AI) market is pegged at $12 billion, with the Analytics Insights report predicting a CAGR of 26.78% over four years.
Verify gives media outlets the decision to have their content used by developers in training LLMs supporting AI apps, an attempt by Fox Corp. to address copyright issues in the sector.
Casper Labs and IBM are pushing for blockchain and artificial intelligence integration, exploring how these technologies can be utilized to create solutions that will tackle hurdles in deploying generative AI models.
Samsung unveiled its line of AI phones, the Samsung Galaxy S24 series, with enhanced messaging, photography, and gaming capabilities designed to deliver AI functionalities.
Anime Chain Preparatory Committee is building an AI model with opt-in training data for anime creators to use without the hassle of dealing with copyright claims.
OpenAI is seeking a long-term partnership with CNN, FOX, and the Time to integrate their news content into ChatGPT's training, aiming to improve its accuracy while reducing copyright infringement cases.
