PwC, one of the largest accounting and consulting firms, has selected ChatGPT Enterprise to become OpenAI’s largest enterprise customer. PwC is deploying the AI software to more than 100,000 employees in the US and UK.
IT service provider Kyndryl and Nvidia are working together to make it easier for businesses to use generative AI. The partnership combines Nvidia’s hardware and software with Kyndryl’s expertise in implementing and scaling AI projects.
SAP is integrating Amazon’s Bedrock AI development platform into its AI Core platform to facilitate the use of generative AI for enterprises, especially in regulated industries. Bedrock gives SAP customers access to a variety of large language models.
Enkrypt has published a ranking of the most secure large language models (LLMs) to help companies choose the most suitable models. OpenAI’s GPT-4-Turbo tops the list with the lowest risk score, while models such as Saul Instruct-V1 and Phi3-Mini-4K are at the bottom of the list.
Amazon aims to simplify generative AI development with Bedrock Studio: The new tool is designed to help businesses experiment, share, and build AI-powered applications.
Although the majority of IT managers worldwide rate artificial intelligence as a top priority, a recent survey shows that most companies are not yet adequately prepared to use it. The main obstacles are a lack of IT infrastructure and unclear guidelines for the ethical use of AI.
Snowflake introduces Arctic, a new open language model designed specifically for complex enterprise tasks such as generating SQL queries and code or following instructions.
Anthropic, creator of ChatGPT competitor Claude, introduces the “Team” business solution. It includes access to the three latest Claude models, has increased usage limits, admin tools and invoice management, and offers longer context windows for uploading large documents for editing. In addition, an iPhone app is now available.
If you believe the hype, you might think that the world has already fully embraced AI tools. But the reality paints a different picture. Andreas Goeldi explains why at b2venture: The “hype cycle” with its rapid enthusiasm and the actual implementation are not congruent. One of the difficulties for companies is that the benefits and …
Google unveiled a series of updates to its enterprise AI offerings at its annual cloud computing conference in Las Vegas. Despite recent troubles with consumer-facing tools, the company insisted the technology is safe and ready for enterprise use. Google Cloud CEO Thomas Kurian demonstrated how its most powerful AI model, Gemini, can be used for …