What Business Owners Should Know About Adobe’s “Firefly Bulk Create”
 Adobe is offering users the option to automatically edit up to 10,000 images at once. Whether it is a resize or background removal (two current options), this feature could greatly speed up the content-production process. The Five Most-Key Takeaways from This Blog Post Resize allows users to quickly get the bulk of photos to the […]
Google’s A.I. Feature to 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 […]
Using A.I. to Read Your Mind: Tech for The Future of Business?
No, this is indeed (not clickbait). Here is some proof: the product Omi, which is an external device (a “wearable”) that you can attach to your head to read your brain waves, which can be converted to text. The Five Most-Key Takeaways from This Blog Post Brain-computer interfaces are an emerging technology. Though brain chips […]
Google Plans to Use A.I. to Simulate Physical Worlds
No, it’s not quite The Matrix, but a simulation is still significant. The project goes by the name of Genie, and is headed by someone who left OpenAI to work for Google Deepmind. The Five Most-Key Takeaways from This Blog Post Immersive worlds for video games that generate in real time are one such use […]
“Hybrid Shopping” with A.I: What Business Owners Should Know
A.I. has been getting attention for changing the online-shopping experience as we know it. However, it is doing plenty to improve the brick-and-mortar realm as well. Specifically, by allowing us to use smart devices that can offer real-time info on products seen in the store. The Five Most-Key Takeaways from This Blog Post Here is […]
A.I. in Search: Google’s Virtual Try-On Is a Digital Dressing Room
Google’s innovative application of generative A.I. into virtual dressing rooms allows users to take a photo of a product (e.g., a shirt) and choose among a diverse set of models to “try on” the product. The Five Most-Key Takeaways from This Blog Post Google itself mentions the sci-fi ingenuity of Cher Horowitz’s closet in Clueless […]
Next-Gen Search: A.I. That Shops for You
A major theme of A.I. in search is that it will make it easier than ever to reach a purchase point. A.I. “shopping assistants” will be highly consequential to bringing more and more searchers to making a purchase. The Five Most-Key Takeaways from This Blog Post An example is a tool like Perplexity’s Shop Like […]
A.I. in R&D: Drug Design with A.I. Shows a Lot of Promise for Pharma
Expediting the early stages of research and development is one of the emerging uses of A.I. in the pharmaceuticals industry. Specifically, the phase of drug development is benefitting from generative A.I. that can quickly generate a multitude of complex molecular structures that a human designer would have to labor for quite a while to create. […]