Microsoft has introduced new Azure tools to help developers improve the security and reliability of AI tools. These include “Prompt Shields” to protect against prompt injection attacks, pre-built templates for security-oriented system messages, “Groundedness Detection” to detect hallucinations in text output, and real-time monitoring to supervise input and output in production environments.
Databricks introduces DBRX, a new open source AI model designed to provide enterprises with a cost-effective and efficient alternative to GPT-3.5. Because companies deploy and manage it themselves, the security and confidentiality of data is better protected than with an external offering such as ChatGPT. Source: VentureBeat
OpenAI is expanding its program for building custom AI models for enterprises to address specific use cases. With techniques such as assisted fine-tuning and custom-trained models, companies of all sizes should be able to develop personalized models. Source: TechCrunch
OctoAI introduces OctoStack, a platform that allows companies to customize generative AI models and deploy them in their own environments. Source: VentureBeat
Adobe announces generative AI solutions to streamline the enterprise content supply chain. Adobe GenStudio provides marketers with an AI-powered offering to quickly plan, create, and manage brand-compliant content. Seamlessly integrated with the Adobe Firefly image generator, Adobe says it enables scalable content production with new Firefly services and custom models.
Amazon Web Services (AWS), Accenture, and AI startup Anthropic (makers of Claude) are joining forces to help organizations in highly regulated industries, such as healthcare, government, and banking, deploy customized AI models quickly and responsibly. The partnership will enable organizations to access Anthropic’s AI models, including the entire Claude 3 family, through AWS’ Bedrock platform. …
Any company that wants to offer a chatbot or other AI services will want to put it through its paces beforehand. The Kolena platform promises to do this work for you. Source: VentureBeat
Jamix brings ChatGPT to the enterprise. The startup aims to integrate the chat assistant into the tools companies already use. Source: VentureBeat
Writer Palmyra-Vision wants to bring AI-assisted workflows to businesses. The new AI is specifically designed for enterprise use and is “multimodal”: it understands not only text as input, but also photos and scans, for example. Source: VentureBeat
If you use Slack in a large company and for a long period of time, it is not so easy to stay up to date and to find information again. New AI helpers are designed to change that, summarizing discussions and improving the search function, for example. Sources: VentureBeat, The Verge