AI is transforming retail and CPG industries, with global brands like L’Oréal, LVMH, and Nestlé utilizing AI agents and 3D digital twins to enhance product lifecycle and marketing strategies. Nestlé partners with NVIDIA and Accenture to create AI-powered digital twins for e-commerce, while LVMH uses NVIDIA Omniverse for content variation production, revolutionizing luxury product promotion.
MIT researchers have developed a groundbreaking AI hardware accelerator for wireless signal processing that operates at the speed of light, offering a 100x faster and more energy-efficient alternative to digital AI accelerators. This technology could revolutionize future 6G wireless applications and enable real-time AI inference for various high-performance computing tasks, from autonomous vehi...
Generative AI helps ease ESG reporting burden for companies, reducing reporting time by up to 75%. Gardenia Technologies partners with AWS to develop Report GenAI, utilizing the latest AI models on Amazon Bedrock to automate routine tasks and improve efficiency in sustainability reporting.
Tim Ayres emphasizes Australia's need to embrace AI benefits to avoid dependency on other countries' supply chains. Labor government plans to regulate AI technology while encouraging discussions on automation's impact on workplaces.
MIT graduate student Alex Kachkine develops a method to physically apply digital restorations onto original paintings, speeding up the process by 66 times. His innovative approach allows for a clear digital record of restoration changes, potentially bringing more damaged art back to the public eye.
Generative AI is increasingly used to boost efficiency and innovation in various industries, but costs can escalate. Amazon Bedrock offers high-performing models and cost optimization techniques for building generative AI applications.
AI, like Anthropic's Claude, surprises skeptics with its usefulness in providing emotionally intelligent responses to personal dilemmas, making it a popular tool for various daily queries. Despite initial doubts, AI is now widely embraced for its versatile problem-solving capabilities, challenging preconceived notions about its limitations.
UK science and technology secretary Peter Kyle, a dyslexic who uses AI, advocates for AI to enhance education for dyslexic children. He emphasizes the need for AI to transform education and assess students' abilities for the future.
Apple's research paper challenges the capabilities of large language models, revealing their limitations in reasoning tasks. Gary Marcus's critical analysis exposes the overhyped abilities of AI models like ChatGPT and Claude.
MIT and IBM researchers improve LLMs for travel planning by combining them with algorithms and solvers to create user-friendly AI travel brokers. The new technique can identify constraints, propose alternatives, and help users develop realistic and logical travel plans efficiently.
MIT professor Munther Dahleh created the Institute for Data, Systems and Society to address societal challenges using AI and data science. His book, “Data, Systems, and Society,” details the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration and the concept of "the triangle" in solving complex problems.
NVIDIA's Jensen Huang and U.K. PM Starmer kick off London Tech Week, signaling AI's integration into national policy and economy. The U.K. plans to invest £1 billion in AI research compute by 2030, showcasing a commitment to AI innovation and skills development.
Apple researchers discover limitations in advanced AI models, raising doubts about industry's pursuit of more powerful systems. Large reasoning models face accuracy collapse when dealing with complex problems, according to Apple's paper.
Coactive, founded by Cody Coleman ’13 and William Gaviria Rojas ’13, uses AI to analyze unstructured visual data for faster, better business decisions. The platform helps companies process images, audio, and video at scale, empowering humans to work more efficiently and solve new problems.
WPP leads AI-generated campaigns with Meta allowing firms to create ads. AI rapidly transforms global advertising, with WPP investing £300m yearly in data and tech.