Artificial Intelligence

NVIDIA has wonderfully broken down the AI market into 5 layers. I really like how NVIDIA recently described the structure of the artificial intelligence market. They presented it as a five-layer "cake," where each upper level is critically dependent on all the lower ones. No magic - pure physics and economics

The CTO of an AI startup discussed building fault-tolerant systems and modern approaches to machine learning.

What legal challenges does the rapid development of neural networks and artificial intelligence technologies pose to the state and business? We discuss this with Valery Sidorenko, CEO of the Interium digital agency and head of the working group on developing an approach to regulating deepfakes at the Public Council under the Ministry of Digital Development of Russia.

Artificial intelligence is no longer a toy; it's a tool transforming business reality. How can AI be turned from hype into a tool that saves hundreds of millions of rubles a year? Why does narrow specialization beat OpenAI's billion-dollar budgets? And what should those who are still afraid that algorithms will take away their jobs do? This is an open conversation with Vladimir Chumenko, CEO of aiXpert.

The MTS AI team has announced the launch of the second generation of the Kodify AI assistant for developers. The updated AI assistant supports 90 programming languages.

Microsoft is preparing to launch a new feature that will allow users to customize their AI assistants to individual needs. According to Bloomberg, citing informed sources, the company plans to introduce customization tools into its artificial intelligence-based products, including Copilot and other services.

The second generation of the large language model Cotype Pro is focused on creating corporate AI assistants. According to developers from MTS, the new version is 40% faster than the previous one and 50% more accurate in processing long texts - up to 128 thousand tokens (about 900 thousand characters).

The Bell Integrator team, part of the Softline group of companies, has developed a new platform that uses large language models (LLM) to automate routine operations for analysts, developers, and testers.

Any revolutionary technology can serve both for the benefit of people and to their detriment. In the case of artificial intelligence, this scientific achievement often does not benefit humanity. This was stated by economist, professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Daron Acemoglu, speaking at the BRICS Future Cities Forum "Cloud Cities".

Over 120 MBA program graduates from the Higher School of Business at the HSE University, experts, and entrepreneurs gathered at the school's campus to discuss key IT trends for 2024. The meeting was held as part of the project "Point of View. Open Lectures of the HSB."