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Aug 24, 2023 | counterpointresearch.com | in Blogs |Richard Windsor

OpenAI, Midjourney and Microsoft have set the bar for chargeable generative AI services with ChatGPT (GPT-4) and Midjourney costing $20 per month and Microsoft charging $30 per month for Copilot. The $20-per-month benchmark set by these early movers is also being used by generative AI start-ups to raise money at ludicrous valuations from investors hit by the current AI FOMO craze. But I suspect the reality is that it will end up being more like $20 a year.

Aug 17, 2023 | counterpointresearch.com | in Blogs |Maurice Klaehne

John Deere, based in Moline, Illinois, is one of the world’s leading manufacturers of agricultural and construction machinery.  Over the years, John Deere has undergone a remarkable transformation, evolving into a technology-driven company that harnesses cutting-edge advancements like machine learning, cloud computing, and automation to optimize the performance of its agricultural and construction machinery.

Aug 1, 2023 | counterpointresearch.com | in Blogs |Gareth Owen

5G Advanced and Wireless AI Set To Transform Cellular Networks, Unlocking True Potential The recent surge in interest in generative AI highlights the critical role that AI will play in future wireless systems.

Jul 21, 2023 | counterpointresearch.com | in Blogs |Peter Richardson

Twenty years ago, I was an equity analyst for a Wall Street investment bank. At the time, my research director liked to get all the analysts to write occasional thought pieces. In the following article written in June 2003, I chose to write a speculative piece that looked back to 2003 from five years in the future, i.e. 2008. I speculated that there would be quite a few technological leaps in the five intervening years.

Jul 18, 2023 | counterpointresearch.com | in Blogs |Jan Stryjak

Samsung Sustainability Report: Good Progress Made, a Bit More Needed This year’s report includes an entire sub-chapter on the circular economy. Previous reports also mentioned circularity, but at a much higher level and in a slightly confusing way.