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Baidu launches new LLM ERNIE 4.0 that turns one person into ‘an AI marketing team’

The generative AI race is not letting up. This week, Chinese search and web portal giant Baidu announced the release of ERNIE 4.0, its new large language foundation model, and previewed a whole host of new software applications built atop it, including one — Qingduo, a creative platform that aims to rival Canva and Adobe Creative Cloud, both of which have recently also added new AI…
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AI pioneers Yann LeCun and Yoshua Bengio clash in an intense online debate over AI safety and governance

In a fiery debate that erupted over the weekend, two of the most influential figures in artificial intelligence (AI) and deep learning, Yann LeCun and Yoshua Bengio, fiercely discussed the potential risks and safety concerns surrounding AI. This debate comes as part of a larger discourse on the implications of AI, which has been the subject of increasing attention and concern in the tech industry…
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Logitech unveils Zone Wireless 2 AI-powered headset for hybrid workers

Logitech unveiled the Zone Wireless 2, an AI-powered headset aimed at hybrid workers. The business headset has been designed to enhance communication in hybrid work environments. The headset leverages AI to deliver two-way noise-free calling experiences, enabling business professionals to communicate clearly and effectively, even in noisy surroundings. The Zone Wireless 2 headset can suppress…
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Smarter than humans in 5 years? The breakneck pace of AI

Geoffrey Hinton, often dubbed one of the “Godfathers of AI,” has been particularly outspoken since his retirement from Google earlier this year. He is credited with perfecting and popularizing “backpropagation,” a pivotal algorithm that enables multi-layer neural…
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A chat about AI’s role in networking and the edge with Intel’s Pallavi Mahajan

The edge of the network isn’t always where you find the most powerful computers. But it is the place where you can find the most ubiquitous technology. The edge means things like smartphones, desktop PCs, laptops, tablets and other smart gadgets that operate on their own processors. They have internet access and may or may not connect to the cloud. And so big companies like Intel are figuring…
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