Amazon’s AI Shopping Guide: What Business Owners Should Know About These
AI Shopping Guides is among Amazon’s latest features. This generative-A.I. search tool will be a product-recommendation tool that runs down the features of products, aiding in users’ searches for what to purchase on Amazon. It complements Rufus, the chatbot shopping assistant. The Five Most Key Takeaways from This Blog Post Over 100 product types fall […]
What to Know About Adobe’s Recent A.I. Updates
Adobe continues to incorporate A.I. into its software suite with a string of A.I. features for Photoshop. These largely include automating editing tasks that normally would be more time-intensive, such as removing an unwanted element from a picture then filling in the empty space to make it seem like the rest of the background. […]
What Is Perplexity Enterprise Pro, the A.I. B2B Product?
Perplexity AI, an A.I. company that has its own gen-A.I. search engine, offers a Perplexity Enterprise Pro plan for businesses looking to streamline information access within a company. The Five Most Key Takeaways from This Blog Post: The idea of this offering is to make internal research for companies much more convenient. The immediacy of […]
What Business Owners Should Know About Zoom AI Companion 2.0
Virtual-meeting platform Zoom has A.I. features through its AI Companion 2.0, which is basically a suite of A.I. services that help both inside and outside of meetings. The Five Most Key Takeaways from This Blog If the Zoom Team Chat during a meeting becomes surfeit with unread messages, then AI Companion 2.0 can offer a […]
How OpenAI’s Shift to a For-Profit Company Could Affect Business Owners
OpenAI was founded as a nonprofit about a decade ago, but is effecting a transition to a for-profit that many analysts have seen coming for years now. Among the concerns voiced by internal employees, and evinced by the succession of exits by many key players in OpenAI’s history, is that OpenAI has been rushing product […]
The “Deep Knowledge” A.I. Problem that Business Owners Should Know About
The Five Most Key Takeaways from This Blog Despite claims from A.I. companies that chatbots are headed to Ph.D-level knowledge in the near-future, many widely available chatbots like ChatGPT are still struggling to get the basics right. An example of this is detailed in a Wall Street Journal Article, where a chatbot could not give […]
Profiting from A.I.-Generated Content: What Business Owners Ought to Know
The Five Most Key Takeaways from This Blog Using A.I.-generated content for things like marketing or even, say, a business’ logo that is printed on a shirt that the business sells, means that generative A.I. will play a large role in helping businesses turn a profit. Lawmakers around the world are trying to figure out […]
California Governor Gavin Newsom Veto of an A.I. Safety Bill: What Business Owners Should Know
The Five Most Key Takeaways from This Blog Post Gov. Newsom vetoed a bill by the name of SB 1047, which many in the tech world thought to be a threat to the current pace of ongoing development of A.I. An important point in the bill describes requiring A.I. developers to take “reasonable care” to […]
Google Is Incorporating Its Image-Generating A.I., Imagen 3, into Gemini Advanced
The Five Most Key Takeaways from This Blog Post Google’s latest version of its image-generating A.I. is Imagen 3. Subscribers to the Gemini Advanced service will have access to it. This comes after just about half a year of Google laying low from the image-generating lane of the A.I. race after Bard–the old-name version of […]
“Content Provenance” in Artificial Intelligence: What Business Owners Should Know
The Five Most Key Takeaways from This Blog Post There have been many efforts to mitigate the problem of identifying A.I.-generated content on the web. One of the more prominent solutions that has plenty of industry-wide support is “content provenance”, which provides A.I.-generated content with cryptographic identifiers that can make it readily identifiable as either […]