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Former Google AI researcher Jakob Uszkoreit was one of the co-authors of the seminal Transfomers paper. Now he is on a mission to re-invent vaccines.

Google-owned DeepMind has released a massive database of potentially harmful ‘missense’ mutations to help speed up disease diagnosis.

The most recent and impressive chatbot to date is called ChatGPT. After being released two weeks ago, it reached a million users in just five days. Because of how frequently it is utilized, its servers have frequently approached capacity. Its creator, OpenAI, is already being mentioned as a potential Google competitor. Why use a search …

As tech leaders Bill Gates, Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg meet in Washington D.C. to discuss the potential future of artificial intelligence, the tools utilizing AI are sweeping the world; but our understanding of how to interact with it has yet to find its stable footing.

Tips for aspiring innovators on trying, failing, and the future of AI.

Meet the innovator working to make AI safer

We hear from Wunderman Thompson’s Cole Peterson about how the agency has come to utilize Google’s open-source TensorFlow software – and about its limitations.

A case related to the data that trained generative AI could “absolutely” be taken up by the Supreme Court, say experts. How did we get here?

The added security and privacy features bring peace of mind to some A.I.-curious companies, but many businesses need will need more to make the jump.

Plus: A new Canadian generative image startup gets $22.3 million.