IBM recently announced it would be the sole investor in its newly launched $500-million Enterprise AI Venture Fund. The company plans to invest in startups in a wide range of stages, from early-stage to hyper-growth, as a means to leverage both its own and third-party models to foster AI innovation.
Two recently published reports shed new light on the current state of the monetization of generative AI and its regulatory landscape. Together, these two reports help us lay the groundwork for a more substantial overview of AI in the workplace.
Tabnine recently raised $25M after completing a successful Series B round led by Telstra Ventures with participation from new investor Atlassian. The company plans to invest the funds into continuing to create AI-powered products.
Meta is teaming up with Hugging Face and Scaleway to launch the "AI Startup Program" at STATION F in Paris. The program will support five startups at the acceleration stage so they can develop their projects based on open foundation models.
Anonymous sources claim that Amazon is financing training for a 2 trillion parameter LLM codenamed 'Olympus', intending to compete with OpenAI and Google's most powerful offerings. Details of the project are scarce, and there seems to be no specific timeline for the release.
xAI recently announced the early access release of its first AI product. Grok, a chatbot modeled after the Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy, is programmed to answer almost any question with a healthy dose of humor. It will leverage data from X to allegedly answer questions other chatbots reject.
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OpenAI DevDay took place today (Nov 6) and featured a keynote full of extraordinary announcements of upcoming additions and upgrades to the company's offerings. Most notable were the GPT-4 Turbo preview, the Assistants API launch, and the GPTs introduction.
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Freeplay has made its public beta generally available. The suite of collaborative, enterprise-ready tools for building, testing, and optimizing LLM-powered products is planned as a platform for teams to level access to creating LLM-powered products for developers and non-developers alike.
Credal, a Y Combinator-backed startup, is working on a platform that creates co-pilots that help companies connect private data with cloud- or on-premises-hosted LLMs. Credal features strong security and compliance controls that include participation in the EU-US Data Privacy Framework.
Google and Amazon have launched AI-powered image generation tools for advertisers to create high-quality product images that can help them drive more successful advertising campaigns.