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AI as a service to solve your business problems? Guess again

TechCrunch

SaaS, PaaS – and now AIaaS: Entrepreneurial, forward-thinking companies will attempt to provide customers of all types with artificial intelligence-powered plug-and-play solutions for myriad business problems. Industries of all types are embracing off-the-shelf AI solutions.

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Unlocking generative AI’s greatest growth opportunities

CIO

Over the last year, generative AI—a form of artificial intelligence that can compose original text, images, computer code, and other content—has gone from experimental curiosity to a tech revolution that could be one of the biggest business disruptors of our generation. Where will the biggest transformation occur first?

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Know before you go: 6 lessons for enterprise GenAI adoption

CIO

Many organizations know that commercially available, “off-the-shelf” generative AI models don’t work well in enterprise settings because of significant data access and security risks. Lesson 1: Don’t start from scratch to train your LLM model Massive amounts of data and computational resources are needed to train an LLM.

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Microsoft’s Copilot tunes could be music to CIOs’ ears

CIO

If anyone used OpenAI’s GPT-4o to summarize the announcements from Build for CIOs in the form of a music playlist, just like it was used to tell a story in a sing-song manner during its showcase earlier this month, it could hit a home run with the C-suite leaders who nearly always have to do more with less. At least that’s what analysts say.

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Microsoft’s latest OpenAI investment opens way to new enterprise services

CIO

OpenAI has landed billions of dollars more funding from Microsoft to continue its development of generative artificial intelligence tools such as Dall-E 2 and ChatGPT. In July 2019 it became OpenAI’s exclusive cloud provider and invested $1 billion in the company to support its quest to create “artificial general intelligence.”

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Nvidia offers retail loss prevention software to accelerate accelerator chip sales

CIO

Nvidia isn’t packaging these workflows as off-the-shelf applications, however. The cost of training the AI model to recognize these products went beyond the usual spending on computing capacity. “We The workflows are built on Nvidia’s existing AI technology platform.

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AI adoption accelerates as enterprise PoCs show productivity gains

CIO

We don’t want to just go off to the next shiny object,” she says. “We To keep up, Redmond formed a steering committee to identify opportunities based on business objectives, and whittled a long list of prospective projects down to about a dozen that range from inventory and supply chain management to sales forecasting. “We