Chinese multinational tech company Baidu is launching a well-heeled fund to support AI development and growth.
Robotics developer Serve recently deepened its relationship with Uber Eats to deploy 2,000 bots for food deliveries across the US.
Nvidia believes that generative AI might be the most important computing platform of this generation.
Cathie Wood stated that NVDA stock is priced ahead of the curve and trading at 25X expected revenue for this year.
Currently, the Digital Labs arm of the company is working on utilizing LLMs for analyzing customers’ feedback and inquiries.
China has agreed to work with Japan to promote practical cooperation in key economic and trade areas including advancements in the semiconductor industry.
Leading chipmakers MediaTek and Nvidia recently combined resources to “offer a truly unique” in-cabin AI experience in automobiles.
Nvidia has announced that the DGX GH200 supercomputer should be ready by the end of 2023.
The high demand for AI stocks has raised concerns about a possible bubble, as many investors are pumping funds into AI technologies. However, renowned economist Jeremy Siegel believes it’s not yet time for a bubble.
The whitepaper focuses on different fundamental research areas in the Web3 industries which include artificial intelligence (AI), XR interactive terminals, and content production tools.
According to Jensen Huang, those who are afraid that AI might take their jobs are wrong. It will be those with AI expertise who will steal their jobs. In addition, the AI industry will transform every single job, open a lot of new opportunities for those with experience and create numerous vacancies.
Due to a favorable forecast and AI adoption, Nvidia has seen explosive growth and could soon hit the trillion-dollar market cap.
Despite the future fears being nursed, TikTok said it is still building out the responses and feedbacks from the AI.
The OpenAI’s ChatGPT app has integrated Whisper, an open-source speech-recognition system, to enable voice inputs.
Yesterday, Microsoft VC and President Brad Smith called for a new supervisory agency and proposed guidelines for effective AI regulation.