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The inaugural edition of EmTech Digital in London convenes academics, policymakers, and business and technology leaders April 16-17

NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang will be unveiling a new AI breakthrough at GTC 2024 and will be available to everyone without any registration

  After OpenAI's text-to-video model Sora dominated newsfeeds last week, Google has now introduced its latest open artificial intelligence (AI) product, Gemma. Google has introduced Gemini models in the past few months, large and medium-sized models for complex tasks. But the newly announced Gemma is a lightweight, smaller model that aligns with Google's AI principles […]

(CTN News) - Google announced the launch of Gemma, a new family of lightweight open-weight models, just a week after introducing the most recent generation of

Nvidia mentioned a host of portfolio tech giants in its post-earnings conference call Wednesday evening.

Without any explicit search, the engine is able to reach Grandmaster performance levels.

Googles Gemini - a family of large, natively multimodal generative AI models - is capable of taking in about 700,000 words or 30,000 lines of code. Gemini 1.5 is more efficient to train and serve, having a new mixture of experts (MoE) neural network architecture, rather than one large neural network like traditional models.

Google’s new family of models, Gemma, will be available to developers for language-based tasks. Unlike Gemini, it will be open source.

Google Deepmind on Wednesday unveiled its newest set of AI models.

Artificial intelligence experts, led by Yoshua Bengio, call for deepfake regulation to mitigate risks to society. Over 400 signatories, including Steven Pinker and Joy Buolamwini, support criminalizing deepfake child pornography and penalizing creators/facilitators of harmful deepfakes.