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Generative AI Drives Productivity: Small Businesses Should Take Notice
According to a recent IBM study, productivity has become a top priority for CEOs worldwide as technology modernization becomes essential for achieving their productivity goals. This shift in priorities for small businesses from major global corporations highlights the increasing importance of embracing advanced technologies, such as generative Artificial Intelligence (AI). The IBM Institute for Business Value’s annual CEO study, “CEO decision-making in the age of AI, Act with intention,” reveals that almost half of the CEOs surveyed cite productivity as their highest business priority, up from sixth place in 2022. Technology modernization follows as their second highest priority.
Read more...How AI Can Protect and Improve Your Business
According to Entrepreneur, businesses can use artificial intelligence (AI) to protect their data and improve their operations. AI can help businesses identify and prevent potential threats, automate processes, and improve customer service. It can also help businesses make better decisions and understand customer behavior. By leveraging AI, businesses can gain a competitive edge and increase their efficiency.
Read more...How to Maximize Your Tech Potential with Cohesive AI
In this article by Kishor Jena, published on Medium, the author explores the concept of Cohesive AI and how it can be used to revolutionize real-world scenarios. Cohesive AI is the integration of multiple AI systems to create more advanced and diverse solutions, and its applications range from healthcare to e-commerce. The article explains how Cohesive AI differs from traditional AI, and how businesses can maximize its potential.
Read more...Twitter CEO Calls for AI Pause
Elon Musk still thinks there should be a pause on AI, reports Reuters.
Billionaire Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla (TSLA.O) and owner of Twitter, reaffirmed on Friday his view that there should be a 'pause' on the development of artificial intelligence (AI) and that the AI sector needed regulation.
Read more...AI Helps Musicians Make New Music
Artificial intelligence is used to make Beatles latest release, reports CNN.
The debate over who deserves the made-up title has raged for six decades among Fab Four fans, with top candidates ranging from the group’s producer, Sir George Martin, to their manager, Brian Epstein, to ill-fated early band member Stuart Sutcliffe.
Read more...AI Taking Actors Jobs
According to VOA, actors worry that AI will take their jobs.
Leaders of the SAG-AFTRA actors’ union say the group’s members are concerned that they will lose work because of Artificial Intelligence, or AI, tools.
Read more...Bill Gates Predicts Next AI Breakthrough
Bill Gates believes the next AI breakthrough will affect e-commerce reports Motley Fool.
In his personal blog in December, Microsoft (MSFT 0.47%) co-founder Bill Gates wrote, "Over the next few years, people are going to see the incredible progress in AI." And according to more recent statements from Gates, that incredible progress is coming straight for e-commerce and other major industries.
Read more...Two New Bills Aimed at AI
According to Reuters, there are two new bills being introduced in congress to regulate artificial intelligence.
U.S. senators on Thursday introduced two separate bipartisan artificial intelligence bills on Thursday amid growing interest in addressing issues surrounding the technology.
Read more...AI Could Harm Humanity
Industry leaders warn that AI could be dangerous for humans, reports MI Tech News.
A group of industry leaders warned Tuesday at AI could one day post such a risk to humanity’s survival that it should be considered equal to pandemics and nuclear war. Can you say Terminator?
Read more...AI Used in Scams
Criminals are using artificial intelligence to scam older adults, reports Denver 7.
The federal government issued an urgent warning recently about criminals using artificial intelligence to target senior citizens.
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