Enterprise IT
Google unveils ChatGPT rival “Bard” – could put it in front of billions, as AI wars heat up
Don't bet against the company with 90%+ search engine market share.
Enterprise IT
Microsoft fires 10,000, invests $10bn in 375-person OpenAI
Days after laying off over 10,000 people, Microsoft has invested a reported $10 billion in OpenAI -- a company with just 375 staff -- as Artificial Intelligence applications start to go mainstream Microsoft said it would move to “deploy OpenAI’s models across our consumer and enterprise products and
Cloud
Enterprise ChatGPT on Azure? For now, Satya Nadella's just a tease
Is it all just a "nothing burger"?
Enterprise IT
GitHub sued over Copilot for alleged "unprecedented scale" software piracy
Complaint alleges "GitHub Copilot “ignores, violates, and removes" licenses...
CIO
The Big Interview: SWIFT’s CIO Tom Zschach
SWIFT is building a new platform that will let it run cutting edge analytics on over 10 billion transactions a year using a containerised on-premises infrastructure, federated learning models and unique software-defined memory to help it utilise its existing hardware stack, says Chief Innovation Officer Tom Zschach. The platform will
Enterprise IT
Legacy tech is holding back AI/ML deployments in financial services: BoE
Insurers are taking the lead, however...
Featured
AI and drug discovery: "This is the start of things..."
"It's the data, stupid"
Featured
The Ministry of Defence now has a dedicated AI centre operational
"The 'one ring to rule them all', is Artificial Intelligence"
Enterprise IT
The key to enabling data innovation and collaboration? Shifting to open source
Whilst the intent to innovate with data is there, often the reality is a different story...
Featured
Unusual bedfellows: Microsoft, AWS team up
"DoWhy" causal inference toolkit gets new open source home...
Enterprise IT
Large language model platforms will be the "new factories"
"Modern AI factories with data as the raw material input and intelligence as the output"
Enterprise IT
LIBOR laggards win a "synthetic" reprieve from the FCA. Wait -- Artificial Intelligence didn't fix it?
Nobody wants "widespread market disruption and a disorderly cessation"