AI is revolutionizing the way businesses operate, and management is no exception. While the concept of an AI manager is gradually gaining momentum, it comes with compelling arguments on both sides. This article delves into the various perspectives on AI management, drawing insights from a recent BBC report.
The European Union has established an office dedicated to overseeing the implementation of its landmark AI Act, marking an essential step in the ethical and safe deployment of AI technologies. The office aims to promote the “future development, deployment and use” of AI technologies, striving to harness their societal and economic benefits while mitigating any associated risks.
Atera’s CEO, Gil Pekelman, shares insights into how AI is transforming IT management. With AI products like Autopilot and Copilot, Atera is leading the way in streamlining IT operations and enhancing efficiency.
Tech Mahindra and IBM have collaborated to unveil a new era of trustworthy AI with WatsonX, bringing together their respective AI offerings to help organizations globally accelerate the sustainable use of generative AI.
Microsoft has unveiled its advanced AI-enabled Copilot+ PCs, underscoring the company’s commitment to incorporating cutting-edge technology across its product lineup. The new PCs are designed to manage a larger share of AI tasks locally, reducing dependence on cloud data centers.
A recent study reveals that 80% of AI decision-makers are apprehensive about data privacy and security. In this article, AI First Agency discusses these concerns and how they can be addressed to ensure successful AI implementation in businesses.
Databricks’ newly-launched DBRX is revolutionizing the AI industry by setting a new benchmark for open-source large language models. Outperforming existing models in multiple tasks, DBRX provides organizations with a platform for building customized reasoning capabilities based on their own data.
Databricks, a leading data and AI company, has launched DBRX, a powerful new open-source large language model, setting new standards in the AI industry. It surpasses popular open-source LLMs in language understanding, programming, and maths tasks, and is already being integrated into Databricks’ AI products.
DataCebo, a spinoff from MIT, is revolutionizing software testing with its generative AI system, the Synthetic Data Vault (SDV). The system creates synthetic data that mimics the real thing, allowing companies to effectively test software applications and train machine learning models, especially in scenarios where real-world data are limited or sensitive.
The quick advancement of AI presents major ethical concerns. It’s vital to develop AI responsibly, respecting human rights and ethics. At AI First, we’re dedicated to ethical AI, keeping up with advancements while maintaining the utmost ethical standards.
