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Tech startups in Europe embrace AI
A report from Cloudvisor and PWC found that over two-thirds of tech startups in Europe are already enjoying the benefits of AI
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AWS launches $230 million initiative for generative AI startups
AWS has announced it's giving away $230 million worth of services and support to generative AI startups as part of AWS Accelerators.
Adobe upgrades Acrobat with Firefly image creation and its AI Assistant
Adobe is bringing its stunning generative AI art engine, Firefly, to Adobe Acrobat and Reader, allowing users to create and edit images in PDFs using text prompts
IBM and Wimbledon’s Catch Me Up cards to give personalised write-up for every singles tennis player in 2024’s Championships
Tennis fans will be able to instantly see "snackable" cards for every singles player at Wimbledon 2024 thanks to a technology partnership between IBM and The All England Lawn Tennis Club
Harry Hanson-Smith, RVP at Dynamic Yield by Mastercard: “For marketing and sales leaders, the ability to regularly contribute thought leadership pieces and blogs is paramount”
We interview Harry Hanson-Smith, RVP at Dynamic Yield by Mastercard, and learn from his ten years in the Personalisation & Optimisation space.
Google upgrades NotebookLM with more sources and faster fact-checking
Google has revealed a series of upgrades and an increase in availability for its research and study app, NotebookLM.
Microsoft claws back Recall after privacy backlash
In response to a privacy backlash, Microsoft Recall will become opt-in, add more privacy features and come with extra layers of security
OpenAI’s “magic” GPT-4o update is an iterative release that may herald less AI hype
OpenAI unveils update to GPT-4o, wider access for free users and a desktop version - so does this mark the end of generative AI hype?
What is GPT-4o?
Fresh from the announcement of GPT-4o, we explain what it is, what it can do and how much it costs
Smartsheet brings secure AI to the enterprise
Smartsheet has added AI tools that it promises will "remove complexity and uncover actionable insights" based on companies' own data
Meta’s Llama LLM makes impact on medicine, education and business
Meta has lifted the lid on how businesses, educators and researchers are putting its large language model, Llama, to work.
Christian Have, CTO at Logpoint: “Ransomware groups are operating with increased sophistication”
We interview Christian Have, CTO at Logpoint, a European cybersecurity company creating threat detection and incident response solutions.
Microsoft’s renewable energy plan laid bare
Microsoft has just paid billions of dollars to gain access to an enormous amount of renewable power - and that's just part of its efforts to go carbon neutral
Say goodbye to scattered data with Salesforce Unified Knowledge
Scattered data is a problem for workers, customers and newly introduced AI. But now, Salesforce Unified Knowledge gathers siloed info from inside and outside a company.
Apple AI iPhones move one step closer with on-device AI experiments
Apple AI iPhones are a distinct possibility with the release of experimental language models that could run easily on a phone
We don’t know what AI will do next, says Adobe CTO
Adobe announces a fresh sweep of AI updates to Photoshop and other apps
Chief AI Officer (CAIO) positions triple in five years
Demand for executives with AI experience is rising... but for how long?
Intel sets out its AI stall for enterprises at Intel Vision 2024: trust us with your data (not that other lot)
Intel has just unveiled its battle plan for enterprise AI: it's here to win the hearts of big businesses by building on trust and openness
No surprise here: AI will hit women and low-paid workers hardest and first
A report from the Institute for Public Policy Research reveals that those with lower-grade jobs will be significantly more affected by AI automation. To which Nicole replies: no kidding
Bruno Luis, Head of Marketing at Bloq.it: “The sooner you move into this new age, of marketing and design-focused tools, the better and happier your team will be”
While Bruno Luis may have started his marketing career as an advertising copywriter he hasn't lost his creative touch - which is very much on show in this entertaining and informative interview