Cohere launched an early access program for North, an AI platform designed to make daily work more efficient. The aim for Cohere North is to combine large language models, search and agents in one secure enterprise work and collaboration platform that can run anywhere.
Retailers are about to get swamped with AI agents that are designed to boost efficiency and enhance customer experiences if news out of NRF 2025 is any indicator.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said useful quantum computers are more than a decade away, Project Digits fills a big void for data scientists and developers and serves as a personal AI cloud, and human robotics will develop faster than expected.
The merger brings together two Constellation Research Shortlist vendors for payroll for North American SMBs and HCM suites focused on North America.
The idea of fine tuning and model inferencing workloads carried out on a PC and then being deployed is becoming real.
Nvidia is launching a desktop AI supercomputer called Project Digits aimed at AI researchers, data scientists and students. Systems, available in May, will start at $3,000 and include a Nvidia Grace Blackwell Superchip that is capable of running 200B parameter models.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said the company is aiming to expand use cases for physical AI including next-generation robots and autonomous vehicles with the launch of world foundation models called Cosmos.
Nvidia launched new models for agentic AI called Nemotron, expanded its set of blueprints and expanded its ecosystem for orchestration.
Matt Lewis is on a mission to make mental health more actionable with a big assist from generative artificial intelligence.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said "we may see the first AI agents 'join the workforce' and materially change the output of companies in 2025 and that the company's ChatGPT Pro plan, which runs $200 a month, is unprofitable.
GenAI will fade in 2025 as a core topic as we get off the treadmill that is large language model innovation and start looking at returns. With agentic AI all the rage going into 2025, it’s safe to say it’ll be a key theme for at least the first half, but like every technology development disillusionment isn’t far behind.
Microsoft said it will spend $80 billion on AI data centers to train models and deploy applications in what amounts to a concentrated bet on generative and agentic AI. But there are multiple takeaways to note in Microsoft's missive about its AI plans.
