China's AI sector, led by low-cost models like DeepSeek's, challenges the high-spending norm of Western giants like OpenAI and Nvidia. This disruption, emphasizing efficiency and open-source, mirrors past industrial shifts in solar and EVs, forcing a strategic rethink across the global AI landscape, including hardware valuations and cloud pricing.
Cognizant and Nvidia collaborate to accelerate enterprise AI adoption. Integrating Nvidia's full AI stack (NIM, NeMo, Omniverse) with Cognizant's Neuro AI platform, the partnership aims to move AI from pilots to production, focusing on multi-agent systems, industry LLMs, digital twins, and robust infrastructure to deliver scalable value faster.
Explore how deep learning, using CIELab color space and classification techniques, breathes plausible color into monochrome images. AI models learn from vast datasets to predict vibrant hues for grayscale photos, overcoming challenges like desaturation by treating colorization as a probability prediction task rather than simple regression.
Google introduces Gemini 2.5, a new AI model family featuring deliberative reasoning. Spearheaded by Gemini 2.5 Pro Experimental, it mimics human 'thinking' before answering. This marks a shift towards more thoughtful AI, available via Google AI Studio and Gemini Advanced, setting the stage for future Google AI development.
Google unveils Gemini 2.5, a 'thinking model' excelling in reasoning and coding. It tops the LMArena leaderboard and key benchmarks. Featuring a 1M token context window (expanding to 2M) and multimodal capabilities (text, audio, image, video, code), it targets developers via AI Studio and Vertex AI, challenging rivals like OpenAI and DeepSeek.
Google rolls out visual features for Gemini AI on Android, integrating camera and screen sharing. This challenges Apple Intelligence, parts of which face delays. Gemini Advanced users get early access to multimodal AI, enabling real-time visual understanding and interaction, potentially giving Google an edge in context-aware mobile AI deployment.
Google introduces Gemini 2.5, featuring the experimental Gemini 2.5 Pro. Touted as its 'most intelligent' model yet, it excels in reasoning and coding, boasting a 1M token context window and multimodal input. Aimed initially at developers via Google AI Studio and Gemini Advanced, it promises enhanced capabilities for complex tasks.
xAI's chatbot, Grok, offered a nuanced response to Elon Musk's claim of its 'absolute focus on truth', challenging the exclusivity asserted. This interaction highlights the complexities of defining 'truth' in AI, corporate branding in the competitive AI landscape, and the evolving nature of AI capabilities.
ADL investigation reveals anti-Jewish and anti-Israel bias in Meta's Llama, OpenAI's ChatGPT, Anthropic's Claude, and Google's Gemini. Findings raise concerns about AI reliability, potential for misinformation, and impact on public discourse. Recommendations for developers and governments are proposed.
Arthur Mensch warns nations lacking domestic AI face severe economic decline as AI impacts GDP significantly. Building sovereign AI capability is crucial to avoid capital flight, dependency, and strategic vulnerability, ensuring control over a nation's economic and technological future.
