Today’s briefing delves into significant developments in generative AI, with a spotlight on the transition from simple AI models to compound AI systems. We also cover a range of impactful stories, from the legal implications of AI chatbots to breakthroughs in processing speeds, and more.
Episode Highlights:
0:01:03 Introduction
0:01:12 Air Canada’s AI Chatbot and Legal Implications
0:06:30 Glass Consult: New Advances in Clinical Decision Support
0:10:00 The Evolution from Models to Compound AI Systems
0:18:44 NBA Introduces ‘NB-AI’ for Personalized Game Viewing
0:20:55 How Westpac is Enhancing Software Development with Generative AI
0:24:30 New Groq Chatbot Achieves Remarkable Inference Speed
Key Highlights:
– Dive into the debate on the importance of compound AI systems for the future of technology.
– Explore Air Canada’s AI chatbot controversy and its implications for AI in customer service.
– Discover Glass Consult’s role in advancing clinical decision support.
– Learn about the NBA’s ‘NB-AI’ tool for personalizing sports viewing and its broader implications.
– Examine how Westpac’s use of generative AI is speeding up software development processes.
– Get insights on Groq’s new chatbot, boasting an inference speed of 500 tokens/second, and its impact on AI efficiency.
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