Facebook has introduced SeamlessM4T, the first all-in-one multimodal and multilingual AI translation model that allows communication through speech and text in different languages.
Category: Artificial Intelligence
New IBM study reveals how AI is changing work and what corporate leaders should do to help employees transition to the new tech.
Generative AI has raised numerous questions about its impact on the workforce. Despite its growing prevalence in businesses, people remain a key competitive advantage. However, a recent global study conducted by the IBM Institute for Business Value (IBV) has revealed talent-related challenges that business leaders must address.
OpenAI partners with journalists to explore how AI, and ChatGPT in particular, can innovate the local news field.
The American Journalism Project is partnering with OpenAI to explore how artificial intelligence (AI) can support a thriving, innovative local news field. OpenAI is providing $5 million to support the expansion of AJP’s work and up to $5 million in OpenAI API credits to help its grantee organizations assess and deploy emerging AI technologies.
OpenAI warns AI could be dangerous and could lead to human extinction. Here’s how “Superalignment” could save us.
IBM will roll out its first quantum computer, the IBM Quantum System One, to a university.
IBM has announced that Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute will house an IBM Quantum System One, making it the first university to do so. The IBM quantum computer is expected to be operational by January of 2024 and will be the foundation of a new IBM Quantum Computational Center in partnership with Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI).
IBM Study: CEOs Embrace Generative AI as Productivity Jumps to the Top of their Agendas
Unity launches new AI marketplace and two new AI platforms to help programmers accelerate AI-driven game development.
New research shows generative AI models are encoding bias and misinformation in their output, which is accepted by readers as fact.
Generative AI models, such as ChatGPT, Google’s Bard, and Midjourney, have been increasingly used by people personally and professionally in recent months. However, recent research suggests that these models may encode biases and negative stereotypes in their users, as well as generate and spread seemingly accurate but nonsensical information.













