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Dec 29, 2023 | 
hbritalia.it | Alexander Bant |Helen Poitevin
L’IA generativa compie un anno nel novembre 2023 – almeno per la maggior parte di chi non aveva mai sentito parlare di questa tecnologia prima che il rilascio di ChatGPT da parte di OpenAI dominasse la cronaca dello scorso anno. Da allora i dirigenti sono stati impegnati a esaminare i casi d’uso e a mettere in atto strategie di governance per proteggersi dai rischi emergenti.
A che punto siamo oggi con l’adozione dell’IA generativa? E, soprattutto, l’entusiasmo si affievolirà o resisterà?
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Dec 14, 2023 | 
hbr.org | Alexander Bant |Helen Poitevin |Nicole Greene |Erick Brethenoux
Generative AI turned one in November 2023 — at least for most executive leaders who had never heard of the technology before OpenAI’s release of ChatGPT dominated news coverage this past year. Executive leaders have since been busy reviewing use cases while attempting to put in place governance strategies to guard against emerging risks. So, where are we today with adoption of generative AI? And, most importantly, will the enthusiasm fade or stick?
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Nov 3, 2023 | 
aibusiness.com | Sascha Brodsky |Ben Wodecki |Deborah Yao |Helen Poitevin
AI Business brings you the latest news and insights from across the AI world. This week's roundup covers a Microsoft researcher's accidental leaking of the parameter size of GPT 3.5 Turbo, one of the models powering ChatGPT, among other developments. To keep up to date with coverage of all things AI, subscribe to the AI Businessnewsletter to get content straight to your inbox and follow the AI Business Podcast on Apple and Spotify.
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Nov 2, 2023 | 
aibusiness.com | Sascha Brodsky |Ben Wodecki |Deborah Yao |Helen Poitevin
Amid a week of discussions on AI safety and regulation, a group of AI luminaries advocated for open source AI, saying “openness is an antidote, not a poison.”The likes of Meta’s Chief AI Scientist Yann LeCun, Google Brain co-founder Andrew Ng, Hugging Face co-founder Julien Chaumond and France’s Digital Affairs minister, Jean-Noël Barrot, signed on to the joint statement penned by Mozilla, a free software community behind the Firefox browser.
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Nov 2, 2023 | 
aibusiness.com | Sascha Brodsky |Ben Wodecki |Deborah Yao |Helen Poitevin
The UK's AI Safety Summit has drawn to a close, with 100 attendees from across the world descending on a quaint English country estate to discuss considerations for building and governing future AI systems. British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said the U.K. is “proud to have brought the world together and hosted the first summit.”Here are five major takeaways from the event.
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Nov 2, 2023 | 
aibusiness.com | Sascha Brodsky |Ben Wodecki |Deborah Yao |Helen Poitevin
In a conversation that at times veered into the unexpected, U.K. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak sat down to interview Elon Musk at the end of his AI Safety Summit this week. The hour-long conversation was streamed on X (formerly Twitter) in which a relaxed Sunak queried Musk on a wide range of issues and also took questions from the audience.
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Nov 2, 2023 | 
aibusiness.com | Ben Wodecki |Deborah Yao |Helen Poitevin |Susie Harrison
AI may be starting to think more like people. In a recent study, scientists proposed that some neural networks are now more similar to human cognition than ever before. It is part of a growing body of research drawing connections between AI and human thought.
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Nov 2, 2023 | 
aibusiness.com | Ben Wodecki |Deborah Yao |Helen Poitevin |Susie Harrison
U.K. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak met with global leaders to emphasize the need for international cooperation in managing advanced AI systems. He said that AI “does not respect borders” and that “no country can do this alone,” during the second and last day of his AI Safety Summit, held in the historic Bletchley Park estate, where modern computing was born. “We’re taking international action to make sure AI is developed in a safe way, for the benefit of the global community,” Sunak said.
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Nov 2, 2023 | 
aibusiness.com | Ben Wodecki |Deborah Yao |Helen Poitevin |Susie Harrison
The U.K.’s AI Safety Summit is holding its second day of meetings today, attended by heads of state and AI leaders and making headlines around the world. And then there’s the People’s AI Summit, a much less grand affair that kicked off on the same day as the U.K. summit. Streamed live via YouTube, the People’s AI Summit was held to protest what it believes is the U.K.’s failure to address the most immediate, dangerous risks of AI.
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Nov 1, 2023 | 
aibusiness.com | Ben Wodecki |Deborah Yao |Helen Poitevin |Susie Harrison
Anoop Cherian, senior principal research scientist at Mitsubishi Electric research laboratories (MERL), pit ChatGPT and GPT-4 against second graders to see who is better at solving puzzles. He discussed his findings, published in the paper, "Are Deep Neural Networks SMARTer than Second Graders?" on the AI Business podcast. Listen to the conversation or read the edited transcript. Can you tell me more about Mitsubishi Electric Research Labs and your role there?
