Posts tagged "artificial intelligence and machine learning revolution"

Let’s dispel a misconception. Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) are often seen as beyond the reach of businesses without data scientists and ML engineers.

ChatGPT has the potential to poison business relationships for those that value trust in their human connections and it won’t change business like it’s predicted to.

Download this eBook to look at each of these trends to give you background on why AI and ML is so powerful today, how businesses are using it responsibly and to their benefit, and how the technology has become accessible to everyone.

Remember, just like you need many tools to build a cabinet, ChatGPT should be used in conjunction with other business tools. It can’t be relied upon in isolation.

Canva has unveiled a suite of new AI-powered tools for its growing platform, promising users access to custom-made designs generated from a single source image, and other features it claims will help users unlock their graphic creativity.

Adobe has launched its generative AI platform Firefly and is strong about not ripping off artist's work to train it.

An AI-generated image tricked digiDirect judges to win one of its weekly photo competitions. In response to the controversy, it launched a Human vs Machine image contest to determine if an AI “image” surpasses a human-generated “photo” on a level playing field.

In the report written for CSIRO, 60% of respondents reported accelerating and expanding their AI offerings to meet market demand and confirmed that the local demand for AI products and services was growing.

More young Australians are relying on artificial intelligence chatbots when it comes to doing their jobs and 17% of Australian workers use AI technology as a shortcut on the job, according to new research.

Camera and audio-visual equipment retailer digiDirect will today reveal the results of its first-ever competition between photographers and AI image generators, weeks after an artificially generated image earned a shock victory in the company's weekly image contest. 

There’s a race to transform search. And Microsoft just scored a home goal with its chatbot, which has been terrifying early adopters with death threats, among other troubling outputs.

Artificial intelligence is now completely reorganising the global economy — but Australia has been relatively late in addressing the challenges of AI.