Why AI sometimes gets it wrong — and big strides to address it
Why AI sometimes gets it wrong — and big strides to address it Written by stclarke Published June 20, 2024 Category AI <!
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Why AI sometimes gets it wrong — and big strides to address it
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How world-class athletes are turning to the power of AI and data
How world-class athletes are turning to the power of AI and data Written by Vanessa Ho Published June 17, 2024 Category AI Between lifting a combined 200 kilograms (nearly 441 pounds) at a world championship, winning a bronze medal and qualifying for the 2024 Paris Olympics, weightlifter Jourdan Delacruz doesn’t have a lot of spare
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New tools for innkeepers, weavers and florists: How AI is reaching the farthest edges of Ireland
New tools for innkeepers, weavers and florists: How AI is reaching the farthest edges of Ireland Written by stclarke Published June 17, 2024 Category AI <!
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B3’s AI assistant answers Brazilians’ questions about how to start investing
B3’s AI assistant answers Brazilians’ questions about how to start investing Written by stclarke Published June 14, 2024 Category AI <!
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Khan Academy and Microsoft partner to expand access to AI tools that personalize teaching and help make learning fun
Category: AI May 21, 2024 Khan Academy and Microsoft partner to expand access to AI tools that personalize teaching and help make learning fun By Sally Beatty Tucked away in a high school chemistry classroom in Northern Indiana are pressure gauges intended to teach a fundamental principle of chemistry known as Boyle’s Law.
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7 takeaways from a year of building generative AI responsibly and at scale
Category: AI May 6, 2024 7 takeaways from a year of building generative AI responsibly and at scale By Sally Beatty Last year saw huge advances in generative AI, as people experienced the ability to generate lifelike visuals with words and Microsoft Copilot tools that can summarize missed meetings, help write business proposals or suggest
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To keep fish and shrimp healthy, farmers in Indonesia now have a copilot to help
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How to use AI in 3 simple steps: Just ASKÂ
How to use AI in 3 simple steps: Just ASK By Susanna Ray Generative AI tools such as Microsoft Copilot can help you be more creative, jumpstart your productivity, assist with research and save you time. And you don’t have to be a computer scientist to get the most out of your results.
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Tiny but mighty: The Phi-3 small language models with big potential
Category: AI April 23, 2024 Tiny but mighty: The Phi-3 small language models with big potential By Sally Beatty Sometimes the best way to solve a complex problem is to take a page from a children’s book.
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