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The 3 biggest bombshells from this week’s AI extravaganza

Basketball has March Madness. Tech has the Consumer Electronics Show. AI has been waiting for its big moment—and this week may finally be it. With Microsoft’s Build and Google’s I/O developer conferences happening back-to-back, it was already primed to be a big week. Microsoft announced 50 new AI tools alone, and Google followed up with its own slate just a day later. Then, out of the blue…
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SWiRL: The business case for AI that thinks like your best problem-solvers

Researchers from Stanford University and Google DeepMind have unveiled Step-Wise Reinforcement Learning (SWiRL), a technique designed to enhance the ability of large language models (LLMs) to tackle complex tasks requiring multi-step reasoning and tool use. As the interest in AI agents and LLM tool use continues to increase, this technique could offer substantial benefits for enterprises looking…
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AI lie detector: How HallOumi’s open-source approach to hallucination could unlock enterprise AI adoption

In the race to deploy enterprise AI, one obstacle consistently blocks the path: hallucinations. These fabricated responses from AI systems have caused everything from legal sanctions for attorneys to companies being forced to honor fictitious policies. Organizations have tried different approaches to solving the hallucination challenge, including fine-tuning with better data, retrieval augmented…
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