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Believing that current AI systems have limitations, the Gates Foundation approached Numenta because they were interested in the theory that AI should mimic the brain's sensorimotor learning.
The post Gates Foundation Pumps Over $2 Mn in PalmPilot Inventor Jeff Hawkins’ New AI Project appeared first on Analytics India Magazine.
Over 11,500 papers were submitted to CVPR 2024, a significant increase from the 9,155 papers submitted last year.
The post Top 7 Papers Presented by Meta at CVPR 2024 appeared first on Analytics India Magazine.
Meta’s GenAI VP Ahmad Al-Dahle announced on Tuesday that the programme would aim to “accelerate innovation, drive business growth and strengthen the European tech ecosystem.”
The post Meta, Hugging Face Launch EU-Focused AI Startup Accelerator Programme appeared first on Analytics India Magazine.
In posing several ‘mission impossibles’ in building SLMs, one of the constraints Choi gave was in building a model without a GPU.
The post Achieving Mission Impossible in AI with Yejin Choi appeared first on Analytics India Magazine.
The companies have successfully demonstrated a PoC of the scalable systems ranging from 200kW to multiple MW at Vertiv's facility in Ohio.
The post Vertiv and Ballard Partner on Hydrogen Fuel Cells for Data Center Backup Power appeared first on Analytics India Magazine.
Multi allows users to share applications across workspaces through screen sharing over video calls.
The post OpenAI Acquires Startup Multi to Develop ChatGPT Desktop App appeared first on AIM.
Air India envisions a scenario where AI agents could play an important role in customer service.
The post Air India is Experimenting with GPT-4 Omni appeared first on AIM.
With 76% global & 70% Indian enterprises having AI initiatives underway, NetApp's storage and management footprint could prove invaluable.
The post How Does NetApp Use Half of the World’s Data in AI? appeared first on AIM.
Perplexity AI had raised $15 million in its seed funding round when it was just a six-month old company, which it could have done in India.
The post Why Perplexity AI Wasn’t Built in India appeared first on AIM.
It is still early days, but undesirable scenarios caused by hallucinations may convince enterprise leaders to pull back on funding gen AI initiatives and make business heads reluctant to pilot or deploy solutions.
The post How to Reduce Hallucinations in LLMs for Reliable Enterprise Use appeared first on AIM.