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The non-profit Allen Institute for Artificial Intelligence (AI2) has introduced OLMo, a revolutionary new open source large language model framework. By providing full access to training data, code, model weights and evaluation tools, OLMo represents a critical shift towards democratized and transparent AI development. Unlike other models that have included select components, OLMo’s “completely open” […]

There is a new type of online influencer that is gaining popularity – the AI-generated avatar. Dozens of these fictional characters, like Aika Kittie and Alexis Ivyedge, have amassed hundreds of thousands of Instagram and Twitter followers with their flawless yet eerie photos. Behind these AI influencers are real creators collaborating in closed online communities

Mark Zuckerberg Boasts Meta’s AI Strategy Banks on Billions of Posts We Handed Over Meta’s plan to beat the competition in artificial intelligence relies heavily on the billions of images, posts, comments and videos that users have freely shared on its platforms over the years. In the company’s recent earnings call, CEO Mark Zuckerberg explained

AI skills are now mandatory for all job seekers. With the rise of AI tools like ChatGPT, employers expect candidates to have hands-on experience applying AI, not just theoretical knowledge. As someone working with AI daily, I have advice on how to stand out. Getting Hired in 2024: How to Demonstrate Your AI Skills to

As dawn broke on Oct. 7, air-raid sirens blasted out across Tel Aviv, alerting residents to take shelter from an apparent attack. Messages on cell phones soon revealed that Hamas gunmen were allegedly waging mass slaughter on Israelis and seizing hundreds of hostages less than an hour away. Over 1,200 Israelis were reported dead, and

Enterprises are moving with breakneck speed to implement generative artificial intelligence systems like ChatGPT, seeing transformative potential in the nascent technology. However, the rapid pace of deployment is testing the risk tolerance of IT departments more accustomed to cautious adoption curves. According to a new study from Glean and ISG surveying 224 IT executives, budgets