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Microsoft’s GRIN-MoE AI model takes on coding and math, beating competitors in key benchmarks

Microsoft has unveiled a groundbreaking artificial intelligence model, GRIN-MoE (Gradient-Informed Mixture-of-Experts), designed to enhance scalability and performance in complex tasks such as coding and mathematics. The model promises to reshape enterprise applications by selectively activating only a small subset of its parameters at a time, making it both efficient and powerful. GRIN-MoE…
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Adversarial attacks on AI models are rising: what should you do now?

Adversarial attacks on machine learning (ML) models are growing in intensity, frequency and sophistication with more enterprises admitting they have experienced an AI-related security incident. AI’s pervasive adoption is leading to a rapidly expanding threat surface that all enterprises struggle to keep up with. A recent Gartner survey on AI adoption shows that 73% of enterprises have hundreds…
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Hume EVI 2: Emotionally Inflected Voice AI vs GPT-4o Voice

When we last reported on Hume, the AI startup co-founded and led by former Google DeepMinder/computational scientist Alan Cowen, it was the spring of 2024 and the firm had just raised $50 million in a Series B private equity funding round for its unique approach to developing a voice AI assistant. EVI 2 also supports features like voice modulation, allowing developers to fine-tune a voice along…
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How to prompt on OpenAI’s new o1 models

OpenAI’s latest model family, o1, promises to be more powerful and better at reasoning than previous models.  Using GPT-o1 will be slightly different than prompting GPT-4 or even GPT-4o. Since this model has more reasoning capabilities, some regular prompt engineering methods won’t work as well. Earlier models needed more guidance, and people took advantage of longer context windows to…
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