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PyTorch ExecuTorch extends open source AI for new quests at the edge

The open source machine learning (ML) framework PyTorch is moving forward with a new release, as well as a new project for enabling AI inference at the edge and on mobile devices. The new developments were announced today at the PyTorch Conference, which loosely coincided with the one year anniversary of the formation of the PyTorch Foundation, at the Linux Foundation. As part of the event…
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AI Platform Alliance will drive AI to be more open, efficient and sustainable

A group of prominent companies in the AI industry announced the establishment of the AI Platform Alliance, a consortium aimed at making sure that AI platforms will be more open, efficient, and sustainable. The consortium seeks to address the growing demand for scalable AI solutions and overcome the challenges posed by the increasing compute power required for AI training and inferencing. The…
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Google Cloud pledges a ‘shared fate’ in AI, offering legal indemnification for customers

Intellectual property (IP) infringement is a big concern with generative AI, which is built on reams of previously-published material. While many enterprises are exploring the technology and looking to integrate it into their products, this can often cause hesitancy. If they use a vendor’s platform and it triggers a copyright claim, who’s responsible? Google Cloud is one of the latest large…
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As Israel goes to war, global AI industry faces impacts on several fronts | The AI Beat

Last week, the fast pace of AI news continued unabated — from the release of Adobe’s Firefly 2 and AMD’s Nod.ai acquisition to social media’s audio deepfake problem and more signs that the U.S.-China AI race is heating up.  But all week long, I struggled to write. Like so many others, I found it nearly impossible to concentrate in the wake of the horrific terror attack by Hamas on Israel…
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