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 […]
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 […]
Microsoft’s Core AI Seeks to Affect All of the App Stack
A former Facebook engineering chief is heading Core AI, an initiative by Microsoft to A.I.-ify the app stack of Microsoft’s services. What does this mean for business owners? The Five Most-Key Takeaways from This Blog Post “Agentic” is a key word that comes up in Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella’s memo about Core AI. This refers […]
A.I. That Saves Time: Seek-and-Find Assistants
Finding files, fulfilling tasks, and adjusting settings are some of the core features for anyone who works on a computer. For business owners, file organization and task fulfillment can be made easier through A.I. that makes the seek-and-find process easier. The Five Most-Key Takeaways from This Blog Post Microsoft is a high-profile company that is […]
Artificial Intelligence Can Help with Compliance
A.I. is playing many roles in many sectors. One of the emerging uses for A.I. is using natural-language processing (N.L.P.) to analyze communications for potential compliance problems. The Five Most-Key Takeaways from This Blog Post One example of this is in finance, where terminology and slang can make it hard for an outsider to detect […]
A.I. Can Shape the Future of Persona Modeling
 Buried somewhat distantly below the lede in a The Verge article covering the Omi brain-reader is another application: Personas, which creates an A.I. bot out of social-media profiles. The Five Most-Key Takeaways from This Blog Post For business owners, this could be the future of persona modeling. It offers the ability to have deeper, more-individualized […]
A.I. in Search: ChatGPT Mentions Are Correlated with Google Rankings
A recent study reported on by Search Engine Land found that ChatGPT responses that mentioned a given brand’s name would be correlated with Google rankings for that brand. So, good Google rankings could potentially be an indicator of getting mentioned by ChatGPT. The Five Most-Key Takeaways from This Blog Post It seems that, to search […]
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 […]