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OpenAI now allows enterprises to fine-tune GPT-3.5 Turbo

August 24, 2023
As more and more enterprises look to power their internal workflows with generative AI, OpenAI is working to make implementation better for them. Case in point: the latest move from the Sam Altman-led company is to offer new built-in support for users to fine-tune its GPT-3.5 Turbo large language model (LLM). The development allows enterprises to bring their proprietary data for training the model…
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Hollywood’s strike battle over AI and 3D scanning has been decades in the making

August 24, 2023
Hollywood has been largely shut down for more than 100 days now, after the union representing screenwriters, the Writers Guild of America (WGA), voted to go on strike on May 1. The writers were soon followed by the actors’ union, the Screen Actors Guild-American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (SAG-AFTRA), on July 13, marking the first time in 63 years that both major unions were on…
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Kunlon’s Play for Fun launches no-code, AI-based 3D simulation UGC game Club Koala

August 23, 2023
Play for Fun, an indie gaming studio owned by Kunlun Group, unveiled its AI-powered 3D simulation game, Club Koala. Club Koala is a social game that combines AI functions with a dynamic, fully customizable user-generated content (UGC) world. Players can create their own dream world, a personalized paradise island with unique characters, mini-games, and experiences through the power of AI. The AI…
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This is how generative AI will free up your time at work

August 23, 2023
Can you remember a time before ChatGPT dominated almost every conversation about the future of work? Despite its relative infancy—OpenAI launched the chatbot in November 2022—the generative AI tool has had a groundbreaking effect on almost every industry, and not just…
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IBM taps watsonx generative AI to help modernize COBOL on mainframes

August 22, 2023
COBOL is not a language often mentioned as a leading programming development one, at least not in 2023. That wasn’t always the case. COBOL, which debuted in 1959, was a leading language in the earliest era of computing and there are still billions of lines of COBOL code running production applications today. Today, IBM announced a new initiative that uses the power of generative AI large…
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