Artificial Insights

A report from Canalys reveals that a significant portion of PCs shipped in the third quarter of 2024 are equipped with AI capabilities.

These AI-optimised PCs feature dedicated chips, known as neural processing units (NPUs), designed to accelerate AI tasks directly on the device.

Generative AI is becoming more widely adopted across industries, leading to improvements in customer service, content creation, and operational efficiency.

Apple has introduced new AI-powered features to its video editing software, Final Cut Pro 11. 

The NHS in London is trialling a generative AI assistant called Tortus to improve patient care. 

Tortus uses ambient voice technology, allowing doctors to listen to patients and focus on them rather than typing notes.

We discuss the development of new rules within the Robots Exclusion Protocol aimed at preventing AI training bots from using public web content without publishers' permission. 

A recent report suggests that OpenAI's next-generation language model, Orion, is facing significant challenges. Training data scarcity and the increasing cost of training are hindering progress, leading to slower development than anticipated. 

Microsoft is introducing new AI-powered features to its Paint and Notepad applications for Windows Insiders.

The new Generative Fill feature in Paint allows users to add or edit content using text prompts, while Generative Erase lets users remove unwanted objects from images.

The latest trends and applications of artificial intelligence (AI) across various sectors. 

We highlight key advancements in generative AI, robotics and automation, scientific discovery, healthcare, and business. 

A recent study from the University of Kansas Life Span Institute has found that parents are increasingly turning to AI, specifically ChatGPT, for health advice regarding their children, even rating the AI chatbot as more trustworthy and accurate than human doctors. 

Data quality is crucial for the success of artificial intelligence (AI) systems.