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Why Tech Buyers Face AI-Related Project Failures
15 Oct

Why Tech Buyers Face AI-Related Project Failures

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Many U.K. businesses are struggling to get their AI projects off the ground because the technology is simply not applicable, an AI strategist claims. New research from data management platform Qlik has found that 11% of U.K. businesses have at least 50 AI projects stuck in the planning stage. Meanwhile, 20% have had up to 50 projects progress to planning or beyond — but then had to pause or even cancel them. “AI has the potential to impact nearly every industry and department, but it’s not universally applicable,” James Fisher, Qlik’s chief strategy officer, told TechRepublic. “Some projects fail because…
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Upscale Your Video Content for Just $36
15 Oct

Upscale Your Video Content for Just $36

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TL;DR: Unlock the power of AI-enhanced video editing with VideoProc Converter AI for just $35.99 — your all-in-one solution for stunning visuals, both professionally and personally. Because we live in a digital-forward world, video quality matters more than ever. Whether you’re a professional content creator, a business owner, or someone who enjoys personal video editing, the demand for high-quality visuals is at an all-time high and is something we now expect. That’s where VideoProc Converter AI steps in — an all-in-one video converter and editing software equipped with AI technology to upscale, enhance, and stabilize your videos for professional-grade output.…
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AI Medical Advice Risks: 22% Harm Rate with Copilot Use
15 Oct

AI Medical Advice Risks: 22% Harm Rate with Copilot Use

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A new study based on Microsoft’s Bing AI-powered Copilot reveals the need for caution when using the tool for medical information. The findings, published in Scimex, show that many of the chatbot’s responses require advanced education to comprehend fully, and nearly 40% of its recommendations conflict with scientific consensus. Alarmingly, nearly 1 in 4 answers were deemed potentially harmful, with the risk of causing severe harm or even death if followed. Questions on the 50 most prescribed drugs in the US Researchers queried Microsoft Copilot with 10 frequently asked patient questions about the 50 most prescribed drugs in the 2020…
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These Smart Glasses Will Read Your Emotions, Watch What You Eat
15 Oct

These Smart Glasses Will Read Your Emotions, Watch What You Eat

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“We can manage what we measure, but what we mostly measure are things like money or speed,” Nduka says. “What we can't really measure is quality. And quality is about emotions. And emotions can be sensed most sensitively with expressions.”AI VisionHumanity has been asking whether AI can truly know how people feel for a long time, and most of the answers come down to, well, probably not. Even without a bunch of advanced cameras and AI smarts, reading emotions can be tricky.“Gauging emotion through facial expressions is kind of somewhat debatable,” says Andrew McStay, a professor and director of the…
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NVIDIA Blackwell GPUs Sold Out: Demand Surges, What’s Next?
14 Oct

NVIDIA Blackwell GPUs Sold Out: Demand Surges, What’s Next?

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Nvidia continues to ride the AI wave as the company sees unprecedented demand for its latest Blackwell GPU next-generation processors. The supply for the next 12 months is sold out, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang told Morgan Stanley analysts during an investors’ meeting. A similar situation occurred with Hopper GPUs several quarters ago, Morgan Stanley Analyst Joe Moore pointed out. Nvidia’s traditional customers are driving the overwhelming demand for Blackwell GPUs, including major tech giants such as AWS, Google, Meta, Microsoft, Oracle, and CoreWeave. Every Blackwell GPU that Nvidia and its manufacturing partner TSMC can produce over the next four quarters…
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Red Hat: AI Is the Most In-Demand Skill in the UK for 2024
14 Oct

Red Hat: AI Is the Most In-Demand Skill in the UK for 2024

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Artificial intelligence expertise has become the most in-demand skill amongst IT managers in the U.K. in 2024, a survey has found, overtaking strategic thinking and the ability to tackle business-level issues. Open-source software firm Red Hat surveyed 609 global IT managers from businesses with over 500 employees in August, including at least a hundred from the U.K., about the technical areas they were finding most difficult to hire for. AI, including data science, large language models, and generative AI, was the most in-demand in the country, cited by 81%. This marks a 9% increase over October 2023, when the previous…
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Mechanistic Anomaly Detection Research Update 2
14 Oct

Mechanistic Anomaly Detection Research Update 2

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Previously we discussed our progress in testing some approaches to mechanistic anomaly detection (MAD). This is a short update on progress since then. We found anomaly detection performance was much worse for Llama 3.1 8B trained in the same way as Mistral 7B v0.1, the model that we were using previously. We found that Llama was somewhat less quirky than Mistral, but it still exhibited the desired quirky behaviour and achieved lower loss on average across the tasks. We found that the ratio of between-context variance to total variance of the hidden state activations at a given layer explained MAD…
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How to Stop Your Data From Being Used to Train AI
12 Oct

How to Stop Your Data From Being Used to Train AI

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If you’re using a personal Adobe account, it’s easy to opt out of the content analysis. Open up Adobe’s privacy page, scroll down to the Content analysis for product improvement section, and click the toggle off. If you have a business or school account, you are automatically opted out.Amazon: AWSAI services from Amazon Web Services, like Amazon Rekognition or Amazon CodeWhisperer, may use customer data to improve the company’s tools, but it’s possible to opt out of the AI training. This used to be one of the most complicated processes on the list, but it’s been streamlined in recent months. Outlined…
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Simulation mimics how the brain grows neurons, paving the way for future disease treatments
12 Oct

Simulation mimics how the brain grows neurons, paving the way for future disease treatments

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A new computer simulation of how our brains develop and grow neurons has been built by scientists from the University of Surrey. Along with improving our understanding of how the brain works, researchers hope that the models will contribute to neurodegenerative disease research and, someday, stem cell research that helps regenerate brain tissue. The research team used a technique called Approximate Bayesian Computation (ABC), which helps fine-tune the model by comparing the simulation with real neuron growth. This process ensures that the artificial brain accurately reflects how neurons grow and form connections in real life. The simulation was tested using…
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Language model ‘UroBot’ surpasses the accuracy of experienced urologists
12 Oct

Language model ‘UroBot’ surpasses the accuracy of experienced urologists

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Scientists at the German Cancer Research Center (DKFZ), together with doctors from the Urological Clinic of the Mannheim University Hospital, have developed and successfully tested a chatbot based on artificial intelligence. "UroBot" was able to answer questions from the urology specialist examination with a high degree of accuracy, surpassing both other language models and the accuracy of experienced urologists. The model justifies its answers in detail based on the guidelines. With advances in personalized oncology, urological guidelines are becoming increasingly complex. Whether in the tumor board, on the ward or in the practice, a precise second-opinion system for medical decisions…
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