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JRPG developer Falcom contemplating AI for localization efficiency

Non-English game developers may soon be looking toward AI as a means to shorten localization times. In an interview with 4Gamer (translated by Siliconera) at Tokyo Game Show, Nihon Falcom president Toshihiro Kondo posited the idea of using artificial intelligence to more quickly localize games developed in the Japanese language. Kondo took the stage after a demonstration of ELLA, software created…
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Neuro AI Platform: Ideate, Prototype, and Test with Ease

Cognizant’s Neuro AI platform, announced last year, will get more AI as the consultancy adds multi-agent capabilities to the service. The Neuro AI platform helps organizations ideate, prototype and test generative AI applications without coding. Babak Hodjat, Cognizant’s CTO of AI, told VentureBeat the service used to be something Cognizant’s experts did for customers. However, Neuro AI…
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The ‘strawberrry’ problem: How to overcome AI’s limitations

By now, large language models (LLMs) like ChatGPT and Claude have become an everyday word across the globe. Many people have started worrying that AI is coming for their jobs, so it is ironic to see almost all LLM-based systems flounder at a straightforward task: Counting the number of “r”s in the word “strawberry.” They are not exclusively failing at the alphabet “r”; other examples…
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AMD unveils AI-infused chips across Ryzen, Instinct and Epyc brands

Speaking at an event in San Francisco, AMD CEO Lisa Su unveiled AI-infused chips across the company’s Ryzen, Instinct and Epyc brands, fueling a new generation of AI computing for everyone from business users to data centers. Throughout the event, AMD indirectly made references to rivals such as Nvidia and Intel by emphasizing its quest to provide technology that was open and accessible to the…
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