Floating The Balloon: AI Moves Search From Mobile ‘Near Me’ To ‘For Me’ Mindset by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer @lauriesullivan, March 15, 2024 The biggest challenge in search will come from the need to summarize the world’s information — not just organize it — according to Jason Hartley, head of Search & Shopping as well … Continue reading Floating The Balloon: AI Moves Search From Mobile ‘Near Me’ To ‘For Me’ Mindset
OpenAI’s Sora Created Image Of Two Women In A Video by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer @lauriesullivan, March 14, 2024 The image of two women sitting next to each other in a room appearing in a media story is not real. The women were created by Sora, OpenAI’s text to video artificial intelligence (AI) imaging technology. … Continue reading OpenAI Sora Created Image Of Two Women In A Video
Workers express fears over emotion-tracking AI Graeme Hanna Tech Journalist Emotion AI has sparked concerns with worker Workers have expressed concerns for their well-being and privacy regarding the use of emotion AI in the workplace. An academic study, reported on by The Conversation, has assessed how effective employers are utilizing artificial intelligence (AI), … Continue reading Workers express fears over emotion-tracking AI
AI Clickbait: How Google Intends To Kill It by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer @lauriesullivan, March 6, 2024 Google has announced updates and changes to its spam policy designed to remove all clickbait from its search results. The March 2024 core and several spam updates, along with content system changes, have been incorporated into its overall … Continue reading AI Clickbait: How Google Intends To Kill It
By Zachary Petit In branding and design, as in music, there are indeed one-hit wonders. But then there’s this: Sonos; Subaru Outback; Febreze; Pentium; Swiffer; Impossible Foods; Adobe InDesign; Xbox Live; BlackBerry; Microsoft Azure; OnStar; Nissan Rogue; Scion; Freeform; Dasani; Gold Peak; Truvia; Humira; Embassy Suites; Homewood Suites; Afar . . . and the … Continue reading This guy named Febreze, Blackberry, and Sonos. Now he wants to name your AI company
Stability AI launches new subscription plans Deanna Ritchie / Last Updated: Dec 21, 2023 Stability AI, the firm responsible for the widely-used text-to-image model Stable Diffusion, has introduced a new subscription plan targeting commercial users of their models. The launch of this service aims to strike a balance between upholding transparency and generating income … Continue reading Stability AI launches new subscription plans
They’re Giving It All – Tech That Detects AI-Generated Clickbait by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer @lauriesullivan, October 2, 2023 Tools and chatbots are being used to generate massive amounts of low-quality content solely for the purpose of attracting programmatic ad spend. Targeting signals are being deprecated and cookies are crumbling. Everything is connected. It creates … Continue reading They’re Giving It All – Tech That Detects AI-Generated Clickbait
How does a company renowned for ratings based on individual inspections scale up to meet the needs of its passionate customers? Constantine von Hoffman on August 21, 2023 The hotel and restaurant guides published by French tire company Michelin have high standards for inclusion. The company’s inspectors visit each restaurant and hotel multiple times to … Continue reading Michelin meets the digital era: Personalized recommendations powered by AI
Newswire Begins Releasing AI Tool Suite For Marketers, Copywriters, Creators, PR by Laurie Sullivan @lauriesullivan, July 18, 2023 Newswire launched two tools Tuesday based on artificial intelligence to help marketers, copywriters, and content creators craft and optimize press releases and other content. Almee, an artificial intelligence (AI) writing assistant and recommendation engine, allows users to … Continue reading Newswire Begins Releasing AI Tool Suite For Marketers, Copywriters, Creators, PR
AI And The New World Of Education by Kaila Colbin , July 14, 2023 The headline for the Chroniclearticlewas bleak: “I’m a Student. You Have No Idea How Much We’re Using ChatGPT.” The subhead was bleaker: “No professor or software could ever pick up on it.” Owen Kichizo Terry, an undergraduate at Columbia University, broke … Continue reading AI And The New World Of Education
