Ramprakash Ramamoorthy, Director of AI at Zoho, said the company is focused on developing large language models (LLMs) designed for business use cases and integrated into its stack.
Anthropic upgraded Claude 3.5 Sonnet with the ability to use your computer, looking at your screen, moving cursors, clicking and typing. The company also launched Claude 3.5 Haiku.
IBM launched Granite 3.0 8B and 2B models under the Apache 2.0 license, new models designed for CPU-based deployments and edge computing and the next-generation of Watsonx code assistant.
BioNtech's InstaDeep, which was acquired in 2023 for about $682 million, has released a series of foundational generative AI models for proteins and DNA and released them on its DeepChain platform and outlined a supercluster called Kyber.
NVLM 1.0 will enable smaller enterprises and researchers to piggyback off Nvidia's research.
Liquid AI, an MIT spinoff, launched its Liquid Foundation Models (LFM) in three sizes without using the current transformer architecture used by large language models (LLMs) with good performance. That efficiency could mean that LFMs will use less power and be more sustainable.
Meta has updated Meta AI with its Llama 3.2 models, launched new Ray Ban smart glasses, Meta Quest 3S and Orion, the company's first augmented reality glasses.
OpenAI released OpenAI o1-mini, a reasoning model designed to excel at Math and coding. OpenAI o1-mini highlights how models with focus is the next frontier.
With the move, Anthropic is building out a suite of enterprise plans powered by its Claude large language model (LLM).
Nvidia has developed a system that preserved large language model (LLM) accuracy with less precision. The system, which will be outlined at the Hot Chips conference, highlights how Nvidia's AI game is becoming more about software and optimization as much as it is hardware.
OpenAI said GPT-4o fine tuning, which will enable you to customize the company's best model with proprietary data sets, is available to developers across all paid usage tiers.
Sakana AI, an artificial intelligence startup based in Tokyo, has launched a new generative AI model called AI Scientist that aims to automate scientific research discovery processes.
