OpenAI stories - Page 24

As we stand on the precipice of an AI-powered future, organisations must engage in a journey of collaboration and education.

For the next phase of supercomputing, UQ will use advanced GPU technologies to provide a whole new capability of visual compute inside the supercomputer.

New Zealand businesses are divided on AI adoption, with gaps in security understanding and policy, says Datacom survey.

NZ Professor's AI system, Writer's Toolbox, wins award, revolutionising writing education in schools globally.

A new survey from Norton, a Cyber Safety brand of Gen, has found that Kiwi parents now face a new challenge from AI chatbots.

Human8 (formerly InSites Consulting) is a human-driven consultancy connecting brands with people and culture to drive positive change.

SimilarAsk will be particularly useful for new users who haven't yet learned their way around the Similarweb platform.

Gaming is emerging as a core channel for youth engagement, with social via gaming fast becoming the choice for Gen Alpha (ages 4 - 18).

The UK company debuts generative AI platform in Australia, envisioning quantum advancements in digital ad campaigns.

Tech advancements are transforming the role of HR professionals, from centralised platforms to AI. This article explores the changing landscape.

Trend Micro strengthens commitment to protect customers from emerging AI threats, blocking 73 billion threats in H1 2023.

The company reveals how sports clubs are creating innovative and impactful digital experiences with experiential marketing that drive results.

Agent Copilot significantly improves sales and service agent KPIs by quickly surfacing accurate answers and insights from complex knowledge base documents.

Twilio, the customer engagement platform, will enable companies to create personalised, customer-aware experiences powered by OpenAI.

Executives are facing unprecedented pressures around adopting GenAI, addressing ever-increasing data complexity, and managing a growing skills gap.

Gartner has identified the top trends impacting the future of data science and machine learning (DSML) as the industry focus shifts to utilising generative AI.

There will be winners and losers in the AI race, but AI pessimists are discounting the creativity and productivity that the technology will unleash.

As businesses of all sizes turn to the cloud, cloud computing has grown rapidly into a booming industry today.

The reference kits give millions of developers and data scientists an easy, performant and cost-effective way to build and scale their AI applications.

As the field is always evolving, laws and regulations surrounding personal data use in AI are likely to evolve too.