Late last month, AI, in the form of ChatGPT, broke free from the sci-fi speculations and research labs and onto the desktops and phones of the general public. It’s what’s known as a “generative AI” – suddenly, a cleverly worded prompt … Continue reading →
Move over Shakespeare, here comes ChartGPT. New storyteller and apparently, pretty good BS’er. By Rebecca Heilweil – A few weeks ago, Wharton professor Ethan Mollick told his MBA students to play around with GPT, an artificial intelligence model, and see if the … Continue reading →
By Diego Bartolome – Artificial intelligence (AI) already impacts our daily lives in ways we never imagined just a few years ago – and in ways that we’re unaware of now. From self-driving cars to voice-assisted devices to predictive text … Continue reading →
I first posted about this a month or so ago. This is the future of publicly no code development. Simply make a statement and AI build a template for you. By Simon Bisson – Microsoft has started to bring some of these … Continue reading →
An “AI Bill of Rights” is all well and good. Who’s going to enforce it? Will that enforcement come in time? Hmmm… I wonder! We have cases where an AI has incorrectly identified a person of interest, or where AI … Continue reading →
By Joe McKendrick – Our dependency on AI-based outputs seems to grow every day, both from a business as well as personal perspective. But are we willing to fully trust this output? Are we sure the data fed into these … Continue reading →
Interesting read however, I question (and it is mentioned in the article) the ability of AI to understand and employ the nuances of design as it relates to asthetics. I am not saying it isn’t possible. Simply that a lot … Continue reading →
By Nate Farshchi – Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) are ubiquitous in consumers’ lives, from the “up next” suggestions from your streaming service to routes suggested by your GPS when you plug an address into your phone for directions. Less visible … Continue reading →
The Turing Test is a deceptively simple method of determining whether a machine can demonstrate human intelligence: If a machine can engage in a conversation with a human without being detected as a machine, it has demonstrated human intelligence. The … Continue reading →
AP is a great place to start with process automation and AI. By nature AP invoices are considered “unstable data”. Meaning the data we want is there but not always in the same place on the geometry of the page. … Continue reading →
