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XAI will work closely with other Musk companies X (formerly Twitter) and Tesla

The open-source model is now able to view and interpret images, Microsoft researchers tell Semafor. That marks a milestone for Microsoft, as it proves that you don’t need a massive (and expensive-to-run) model, like OpenAI’s GPT-4, to add more advanced capabilities. Here’s Microsoft Research’s Sebastien Bubeck on the upgrade:

Microsoft Research is currently working on a pilot project in India called Shiksha copilot. It's designed to help teachers in that country use generative AI to create their lesson plans.

The work by the company’s research division shows less expensive technology can still have advanced features, without really increasing in size.

With the help of Shiksha copilot, a teacher in Bengaluru, India, reports reducing her lesson-planning time from hours to minutes.

Effective financial advice requires five financial qualities. Here’s how ChatGPT stacks up.

The UC Disaster Resilience Network hosted the inaugural UC Disaster Resilience Day on Oct. 12, welcoming researchers and leaders from across the nation to address environmental crisis efforts.

Scientists have demonstrated that an AI system called a neural network can be trained to show "systematic compositionality," a key part of human intellect.

When it comes to human resources (HR), LG is leaving no stone unturned.

Commanding salaries upwards of $260K, senior software engineers may find it tough to compete with more productive, lower-paid programmers.