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Alibaba Launches Open-Source AI Coding Model, Touted as Its Most Advanced to Date

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What Businesses Should Consider Before Using Off-the-Shelf AI

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OpenAI may be the darling of large language models, but is it ready for the enterprise big leagues? Last week, Bloomberg reported that the company’s pioneering ChatGPT model has been downloaded onto devices by 900 million users, far outpacing Google’s Gemini at 200 million, DeepSeek at 127 million and Microsoft’s Copilot at 79 million. To build on the chatbot’s broad popularity, OpenAI introduced a ChatGPT-backed general purpose agent last week…OpenAI See the Story

Mass Intel layoffs will hit Oregon economy hard

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Protected by its moat, Apple has time to get AI right

In the end time, you should not ask what you can do for artificial intelligence (AI), but what it can do for you. To me, that means creatives retaining their own copyright in the AI data-sucking era, rather than signing off their own ideas to machinery. And it means the AI tools we use shouldn’t compromise privacy, usability, or security. At best, AI should simply augment what humans can do alone. That may not be where the AI industry seems to b…Artificial Intelligence · Cupertino Read Article

Bias Alert: LLMs Suggest Women Seek Lower Salaries than Men in Job Interviews

That helpful chatbot you’re consulting for salary advice could be leading you astray — especially if you’re a woman or a member of a minority group. Researchers led by Ivan P. Yamshchikov, a professor at the Technical University of Applied Sciences Würzburg-Schweinfurt (THWS), compared responses given to various personas to queries about salary; they found that, in many cases, the answers varied wildly, depending on who the AI tool thought it wa…Artificial Intelligence · Würzburg See the Story

Apple wants to build a circular manufacturing economy

Blink and you may have missed it. But in a newly published case study, big consultancy firm McKinsey takes a deep look at Apple’s efforts to build a circular manufacturing ecosystem. It also shows the company calling out to others across adjacent industries to lend a hand in building a vibrant ecosystem that can support such initiatives. The study seems to be part of an extensive collaboration between the two firms: Apple called in consultants f…Apple · Australia See the Story

Leena AI Announces Voice-Enabled AI ‘Colleagues’ Who Can Work Alongside You - SiliconANGLE

Leena AI Inc., the developer of an employee-facing agentic artificial intelligence assistant, today announced the launch of what it’s calling AI colleagues, which can speak out loud and listen using natural, conversational language in the workplace. The company said its AI agents can work and interact just like human employees can and provide support across […] The post Leena AI announces voice-enabled AI ‘colleagues’ who can work alongside you …Artificial Intelligence See the Story

IT buyers are investing in AI PCs — with no clue how to use them

Eyeing the upcoming end of support for Windows 10 in October, many IT buyers are snapping up Windows 11 AI PCs despite having no clear understanding of how to use them in their infrastructures. “The use cases around AI PCs are not fully fleshed out just yet,” said Jitesh Ubrani, research manager at IDC. “Companies are struggling to figure out if AI PCs are worth the extra investment or not, especially when there’s a lot of AI that can be done in…Windows 11 · United States See the Story

ComputerWorld: I Vibe-Coded a Dog Birthday App. We Still Need Developers. | ResearchBuzz: Firehose

ComputerWorld: I vibe-coded a dog birthday app. We still need developers.. “I used to be a developer, many decades ago, but I’m not one any longer. The languages I spoke are all dead, and I’ve long forgotten their grammar, anyway. But all the vibe coding talk these days has whet my appetite. Could I build an app and make it available to the public without learning anything at all about modern coding languages, deployment platforms, back-end arch…United States · United States See the Story

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