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Google can’t guarantee its Gemini genAI tool won’t be biased
Even after Google fixes its large language model (LLM) and gets Gemini back online, the generative AI (genAI) tool may not always be reliable — especially when generating images or text about current events, evolving news, or hot-button topics. “It will make mistakes,” the company wrote in a mea culpa posted last week. “As we’ve said from…
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The ROI in AI (and how to find it)
By 2030, companies will spend $42 billion a year on generative artificial intelligence (genAI) projects such as chatbots, research, writing, and summarization tools. And while the technology has been heralded as a boon to productivity, nailing down a return on investment (ROI) in genAI could prove to be elusive. “Capturing and measuring the exact productivity improvements…
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What to do with your Vision Pro
To get some sense of the future for Apple’s new Vision devices, early adopters might want to explore ARway.ai, which seems to deliver some of the elements of the augmented reality (AR) vision we think Apple will eventually achieve. What it provides is mapped and location-based AR content to your surroundings as you ambulate through…
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AI chip sales are driving stock markets to new records
The Dow Jones Industrial Average shot up more than 450 points on Thursday, rocketing past 39,000 for the first time — with much of that gain attributed to one company’s earnings buoyed by artificial intelligence and cloud tech. Nvidia’s fourth-quarter earnings report also pushed the S&P 500 to a new record and its best single-day…
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The highest-paid IT skills — and why you need them on your resume
The top 10 highest paid skills in tech can help workers earn up to 47% more — and the top skill among them is generative artificial intelligence (genAI), according to a new report from employment website Indeed and other sources. For example, the top three skills — genAI, system-on-a-chip (SoC) and deep learning — each command an annual…