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AI policy and investment surge: The U.S. launched an aggressive AI Action Plan and major tech firms plan $400B in AI-related investments, while China races ahead with over 1,500 large language models.
Strategic corporate realignments: Microsoft excluded Google, Apple, and Meta from its key partner list, shifted focus toward AWS/Nvidia, and…
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Thanks for the update.
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🎯 Nvidia just smashed an all-time high. But is the hype distracting us from what’s coming next?
Nvidia is the engine behind the AI revolution. Their chips are powering everything—from ChatGPT to Meta’s AI infrastructure.
With tech giants pouring billions into AI, Nvidia’s stock keeps soaring. The market loves it. Investors are euphoric. 🚀
But let’s…
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$500B Overnight Because of AI:
$500B Overnight Because of AI
Wall Street’s AI leaders just added over half a trillion dollars in value after strong quarterly reports from Microsoft and Meta, showing that their massive AI investments are starting to pay off.
Microsoft stock rose 8% in after-hours trading, adding $288 billion to its market value.
Meta…
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Enterprises prefer Anthropic's AI models over anyone else's, including OpenAI's | TechCrunch
Anthropic holds 32% of enterprise LLM market share by usage. This is a sharp reversal from just two years ago when OpenAI held 50%.
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Anthropic now holds 32% of the enterprise large language model market share by usage, according to a report from Menlo Ventures released on Thursday. OpenAI holds the second-largest market share by usage among enterprises, with 25%.
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Training Requirement on Gen AI Academia – External Training Requirement @ Citius Tech.
You can be in touch with me on nitinvarade@gmail.com OR 9011015213
Its more technical so i am not able to conduct the same but you can reach to anandarani. I have received this mail today only.
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No Legal Shield for AI Chats
- OpenAI CEO warns about privacy risks in AI conversations
- Sam Altman, the CEO of OpenAI, has warned users that AI chats are not legally protected like talks with doctors, lawyers, or therapists. In a recent interview, he said that when people use ChatGPT for therapy or emotional help, there is no legal…
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More concrete info & sources would help clarify
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Veo vs. Reality: Can AI Learn the World by Watching
A discussion between Lex Fridman (American computer scientist and podcaster) and Demis Hassabis (2024 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for protein structure prediction using AlphaFold; CEO, Google DeepMind Technologies):
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They explore how modern AI systems…
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Lex Fridman (American computer scientist and podcaster) raises a concern about whether we might run out of high-quality data, especially data generated by humans, which is crucial for training advanced AI systems.
Demis Hassabis (2024 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for protein structure prediction using AlphaFold; CEO, Google DeepMind… Read more
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https://eng.vt.edu/magazine/stories/fall-2023/ai.html
The article explores how faculty experts at Virginia Tech view the growing impact of AI—highlighting its potential to improve accessibility, productivity, and decision-making across fields like healthcare, construction, and aerospace. However, they also raise concerns about data bias, reduced…
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AI—The good, the bad, and the scary
There is no denying that Artificial Intelligence has changed our lives. However, some might argue if it’s for the better.
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I agree. When we develop an app by writing the code ourselves, we gain a precise understanding of how it works. However, this traditional approach can be time-consuming. On the other hand, AI-powered no-code tools allow us to build applications in a fraction of the time, but I’m concerned about potential security risks.
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