ChatGPT Gov: What Can Business Owners Learn from Its Use?
ChatGPT Gov is a version of ChatGPT specifically designed to fit U.S. government agencies’ needs. For business owners, the use cases of ChatGPT Gov in the public sector can shine light on how the private sector can use A.I. The Five Most-Key Takeaways from This Blog Post Something worth highlighting is that OpenAI claims […]
Should Your Business Use Deepseek?
Remember DeepSeek, the A.I. model that rocked the world earlier this year? Yes, it’s still around and competing with other models. Whether an American business should use this model is another question, as there are some salient concerns about its use, specifically regarding data privacy and security.  The Five Most-Key Takeaways from This Blog […]
A.I. Vocab Lesson: Test-Time Compute
Test-time compute is an important term to know about the so-called “reasoning models”, which are the next step after L.L.M.s (i.e., large-language models) in A.I. models. Test-time compute involves giving A.I. time to “think” over a prompt, in contrast to having to instantly generate an output. The Five Most-Key Takeaways from This Blog Post […]
What Could Superintelligent A.I. Do for Business Owners?
As Microsoft and OpenAI, Google, and Anthropic, Meta, and other major A.I. companies conduct a race, there is a startup called Safe Superintelligence Inc. (SSI), that is quietly developing superintelligent A.I. The Five Most-Key Takeaways from This Blog Post Superintelligent A.I. surpasses human intelligence. Safe Superintelligence Inc. was founded by Ilya Sutskever, a major […]
The Significance of Apple’s Genmojis for Business Owners
A “Genmoji” is a custom emoji that is currently available on select Apple devices, i.e., those with Apple Intelligence capabilities. Business owners can use this feature to easily create custom emoji in line with their brand. The Five Most-Key Takeaways from This Blog Post You can give Genmoji reference photos to create Genmoji based […]
Apple’s A.I. Visual Intelligence Feature Can Help Businesses
Apple has its own version of Google Lens, by the name of visual intelligence (lower-caps spelling, here). Basically, the idea is to make getting and consuming information easier, by way of allowing users to simply point the camera at something, click a button on an iPhone, and get info on that something. The Five Most-Key […]
Meta AI’s Memory Helps Personalize Recommendations
Using customer data has always been a key for online platforms to deliver effective recommendations to consumers. Meta AI will further improve this process through a memory feature that “remembers” key features about users from one-on-one chats with the Meta AI chatbot on WhatsApp and Messenger.  The Five Most-Key Takeaways from This Blog Post […]
Google’s A.I. Feature for Podcasts – Turn Search and Discover Feeds into Podcasts
The feature goes by the name of The Daily Listen, and will serve as like a short news summary of sorts based on your personalized news feed. The Five Most-Key Takeaways from This Blog Post This serves as yet another example of how generative A.I. is completely transforming our relationship to the search experience. Podcasts […]
A.I. in Automotive: L.L.M.’s in Vehicles
 Large language models (L.L.M.’s), examples of which include ChatGPT and Claude, are integrating into some vehicles. Notably, a Google L.L.M. is integrating in Mercedes Benz for its CLA class of vehicles. The Five Most-Key Takeaways from This Blog Post The idea here is to create “smart” cars where the Voice Assistant is more adaptable and […]
Real-Time A.I. Subtitling Can Help Businesses Make Content More Accessible
As accessibility guidelines continue to be important for businesses’ legal compliance (as well as just public-relations efforts), A.I. can help improve accessibility. An example of this is seen with real-time subtitling that can help make video content accessible to those who are hard-of-hearing. The Five Most-Key Takeaways from This Blog Post VideoLAN’s open-source media player […]