AI Features – Page 69
- How DataStax is Simplifying AI Agent Development
DataStax’s real-time data architecture ensures that agents have immediate access to relevant information.
Sagar Sharma ·
- The Rise of Reasoning Models
One of the possible reasons behind the recent surge in reasoning models could be the reasoning datasets.
Sagar Sharma ·
- Pure Storage to Ship 300TB DirectFlash Modules by the End of 2025
The company claims its approach to sustainability puts it ahead of competitors, as per its benchmarks in efficiency and density.
Sanjana Gupta ·
- Inside Linux Foundation’s Vision for Open-Source Models
The Linux Foundation is using lessons from cloud-native infrastructures to make AI systems more scalable and reliable.
Sagar Sharma ·
- Google DeepMind Leads the AGI Race, Outpaces OpenAI and Rivals
After OpenAI’s Sora, Google’s Veo is a world builder.
Aditi Suresh ·
- How Warner Bros Discovery is Shaking Up Ads Using AI
Beyond shoppable and contextual ads, WBD is introducing advanced targeting tools and interactive video formats.
Shalini Mondal ·
- Your Warm AI Robot Moxie Faces a Cold Future
A number of AI-enabled robot toys for children have shut down in the past, and almost all of them were cloud-supported.
vandana.nair ·
- What Did Ilya See?
Ilya Sutskever, often touted as the GOAT of AI, believes superintelligent AI will be ‘unpredictable.'
Siddharth Jindal ·
- Google Makes Multiverse a Reality, Really?
Google’s new ‘Willow’ chip, which indirectly proposes the idea of a multiverse, may not be as practical as we thought.
Sanjana Gupta ·
- The Future of Research is Agentic
It has, perhaps, been the most useful innovation for Google since NotebookLM.
Aditi Suresh ·
- When Chess Champion Gukesh Dommaraju Met Demis Hassabis
While one becomes the youngest World Chess champion, another wins the Nobel prize for the pioneering youngest innovation AlphaFold.
Aditi Suresh ·
- Collaborations Shape Real-World AI Solutions in 2024
AI partnerships are not just limited to tech giants and governments; but also expand from retail and e-commerce to financial services.
Sanjana Gupta ·
- Automation Is Not for Everyone
3M, a century-old company, opened its abrasive robotics lab in Bengaluru in 2023, making it the first in India and the 17th in the world.
vandana.nair ·
- OpenAI Introduces Santa Mode to do What o1 Couldn’t
‘I fully expect Santa Mode to drive more subscriptions than o1 and I’m at peace with this,’ says Noam Brown, researcher at OpenAI.
Aditi Suresh ·
- Telecalling 2.0–AI Rings in India’s Next BPO Boom
At less than 1%, complete automation is still in its infancy but projections show a rise to 50% within two years.
Vidyashree Srinivas ·
- OpenAI Likely to Release Project Strawberry (o1) Ahead of DevDay 2024
A lowdown on what to expect from OpenAI’s much-awaited Developer's Day 2024, set to take place in San Francisco.
Aditi Suresh ·
- Indian Universities Desperately Need More AI Compute
The big question is – what will universities do with these GPUs, while the private sector is busy turning them into gold?
Mohit Pandey ·
- E2E Network Prepares for AI Inference Market Boom in India
Most of the demand in India will be driven by the desire among enterprises to deliver their services in vernacular languages.
Pritam Bordoloi ·
- AMD Tries to Break NVIDIA’s CUDA Ecosystem with UDNA
Is AMD about to repeat the same mistake?
Sagar Sharma ·
- Why Top IT Companies in India are not Hiring?
Indian IT companies like Wipro, TCS, and Infosys are delaying the onboarding of 10,000 freshers, and refusing to provide a joining date.
Vidyashree Srinivas ·