Beijing Academy of Artificial Intelligence (BAAI) developed the largest language model, WuDao 2.0, with 1.75 trillion parameters supporting English and Chinese. Google had earlier claimed the top spot for the largest language model with its Switch Transformer, a 1.6-trillion parameter model, when it introduced its supremacy in January 2021.
Machine learning software advances could help anesthesiologists optimize drug dose.
Companies capturing lasting value from artificial intelligence think differently, from the C-suite to the front line. Here’s how to make the shift from opportunistic efforts to a truly AI-enabled organization.
The “data” part of the terms “data lake,” “data warehouse,” and “database” is easy enough to understand. Data are everywhere, and the bits need to be kept somewhere. But should they be stored in a data warehouse, a data lake, or an old-fashioned database? It all depends on how that data is going to be used.
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Over the past decade, advances in digital analytics have transformed the way businesses operate. From marketing and pricing to customer service and manufacturing, advanced analytics is now central to many corporate functions. The same, however, cannot be said for strategy—at least not yet.
Have you ever wished you could leap into your favorite cartoon and interact with characters like Bugs Bunny who entertain you onscreen? Welcome to the AT&T Experience Store in Dallas, where a life-size, high-definition Bugs Bunny greets you by name and tells you he needs your help to find several golden carrots hidden throughout the store.
Large-scale data modernization and rapidly evolving data technologies can tie up AI transformations. Five steps give organizations a way to break through the gridlock.
Thanks to the evolution of cloud software, database technology has become a commodity. Where companies used to invest in software upgrades to enable advanced analytics, now access to quality data-related insights requires a minimum amount of hardware and computing power, which are becoming less and less expensive.
What was once unknowable can now be quickly discovered with a few queries. Decision makers no longer have to rely on gut instinct; today they have more extensive and precise evidence at their fingertips.
