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Low code/no code tools reap IT benefits—with caveats

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Low-code/no-code visual programming tools promise to radically simplify and speed up application development by allowing business users to create new applications using drag and drop interfaces, reducing the workload on hard-to-find professional developers. So there’s a lot in the plus column, but there are reasons to be cautious, too.

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Nvidia offers retail loss prevention software to accelerate accelerator chip sales

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GPU manufacturer Nvidia is expanding its enterprise software offering with three new AI workflows for retailers it hopes will also drive sales of its hardware accelerators. Nvidia isn’t packaging these workflows as off-the-shelf applications, however. The workflows are built on Nvidia’s existing AI technology platform.

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How to kick-start your generative AI strategy

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Let AI take the first crack at it, edit it, fill in the blanks, and then let the human worker review it,” he says. This type of AI assistant can be delivered through a pre-built, off-the-shelf AI solution. How do you lose the AI race? By not entering. McAfee counters that such risks are manageable.

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Valence raises $25M to track team performance with continuous reviews

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Valence , a growing teamwork platform, today announced that it raised $25 million in a Series A round led by Insight Partners. Co-founder and CEO Parker Mitchell said that the tranche will be used to triple the size of the company’s team to 75, expand its sales footprint (particularly in Europe), and build out Valence’s product team.

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AI adoption accelerates as enterprise PoCs show productivity gains

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“Everyone is running around trying to apply this technology that’s moving so fast, but without business outcomes, there’s no point to it,” says Redmond, CIO at power management systems manufacturer Eaton Corp. “We We don’t want to just go off to the next shiny object,” she says. “We We want to maintain discipline and go deep.”

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Should you build or buy generative AI?

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For generative AI, that’s complicated by the many options for refining and customising the services you can buy, and the work required to make a bought or built system into a useful, reliable, and responsible part of your organization’s workflow. Since the release of ChatGPT last November, interest in generative AI has skyrocketed.

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Glass rethinks the smartphone camera through an old-school cinema lens

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Smartphone cameras have gotten quite good, but it’s getting harder and harder to improve them because we’ve pretty much reached the limit of what’s possible in the space of a cubic centimeter. It may not be obvious that cameras won’t get better, since we’ve seen such advances in recent generations of phones.

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