Phil Goldstein

Feb 13, 2025 | statetechmagazine.com | Phil Goldstein

Feb 13 2025 Software RAG allows government agencies to infuse generative artificial intelligence models and tools with up-to-date information, creating more trust with citizens. State and local agencies are using generative artificial intelligence for a wide range of tasks, from modernizing old code to intelligently processing documents and improving the citizen experience by augmenting the capabilities of contact center agents.

Feb 7, 2025 | biztechmagazine.com | Phil Goldstein

Feb 07 2025 Software Large language models sometimes generate false information, but businesses can take steps to guard against hallucinations. Generative artificial intelligence tools are being used by businesses for a variety of tasks, from writing internal documents to handling customer service inquiries. Yet the limitations of generative AI are clear, as illustrated by Google’s May 2024 rollout of its AI Overviews tool for search results.

Feb 1, 2025 | globalresearch.ca | Frank Bergman |Peter Koenig |Phil Goldstein |Richard Cook

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Jan 17, 2025 | globalresearch.ca | Phil Goldstein |Frank Bergman |Peter Koenig |Drago Bosnic

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Jan 13, 2025 | biztechmagazine.com | Phil Goldstein

Jan 13 2025 Cloud Currently the domain of enterprises and research institutions, cloud-based “as a service” models will likely change that. The most common images of quantum computers feature gold “chandeliers” that encase specialized refrigerators cooling superconducting qubits to frigid temperatures (around minus 273 degrees Kelvin). In other words, it’s a very hardware-centric model.