Disruptive Innovation Radar: GPT-4 Has Arrived and Is Set to Revolutionize Natural Language Processing

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Disruptive Innovation Radar: GPT-4 Has Arrived and Is Set to Revolutionize Natural Language Processing

March 15, 2023 | Newsletters & Alerts

Our Disruptive Innovation Radar roundup features the latest news, trends and insights from the world of Artificial Intelligence. From breakthrough research to emerging applications, this roundup covers it all in a concise, informative, and easily accessible format.

Disruptive Innovation Radar

GPT-4 has arrived and is set to revolutionize natural language processing. With its advanced capabilities, it will easily outperform the current industry leader, ChatGPT. On the other side of the tech spectrum, businesses need to start planning for the influx of Gen Z workers. With their unique skills and perspectives, they will be a valuable asset to any organization.

GPT-4 has arrived. It will blow ChatGPT out of the water

Officials with the San Francisco lab said GPT-4's "multimodal" training across text and images would allow it to escape the chat box and more fully emulate a world of colour and imagery, surpassing ChatGPT in its "advanced reasoning capabilities." A person can submit an image into GPT-4 and it will caption it for them.

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Microsoft lays off ethical AI team in ChatGPT era, HR News, ETHRWorld

New Delhi: Microsoft has laid off its entire ethics and society team dedicated to ensuring artificial intelligence (AI) innovations that are ethical, responsible and sustainable, the media reported.The layoffs at the AI ethics team are part of larger job cuts (10,000 employees) the tech giant announced earlier.According to a report in Platformer, citing sources, the move leaves "Microsoft without a dedicated team to ensure its AI principles are closely tied to product design at a time when the c...

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Businesses Need a Plan for Recruiting Gen Z Workers

As US job openings continue to reach historic highs, companiesurgently need Gen Z workers. And according to a new study, the businesses that win them—and keep them—will be the companies that put a laser-like focus on understanding what matters most to them.

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Google goes all-in on bringing AI to Workspace

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Democratization of AI creates benefits and challenges

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Grammarly takes to generative AI to improve writing assistance

Starting next month, the online writing assistant will start rolling out AI-powered GrammarlyGO to help users write with more than just grammar help. Online writing assistant Grammarly is the latest tech service to throw its hat into the generative AI ring, with a new product that aims to make the writing process faster and more efficient.

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EXEED's super intelligent factory officially put into production

On December 27, 2022, the EXEED strategic model became available for global blind booking. This is the first model to be put into production by the new super intelligent factory. The production of the super intelligent factory marks the beginning of a new chapter for EXEED Brand 2.0, which aims to accelerate digital transformation and promote the brand's high-end and environmentally-friendly image.

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LexxPluss expands into US with its warehouse robots

When Masaya Aso worked on autonomous driving technology at Bosch in Japan and Germany, he realized that "many tasks were still manual as over 85% of warehouses have almost no automation at all." To help address the problem, Aso co-founded LexxPluss, a now two-year-old, Japan-based startup that designs and develop autonomous mobile robots to transport loads and optimize workflows within warehouses and logistic sites.