Artificial intelligence (AI) is one of the most innovative and disruptive technologies in recent decades. The AI market has expanded rapidly as more organizations recognize the value of leveraging big data to make intelligent business decisions and improve customer experiences.Moreover, the rise of large language models (LLMs) and generative AI platforms, such as Open AI’s … Read more
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– More than three-fourths (77%) of tax professionals believe AI technology can be applied to their work, and more than half (56%) of in-house corporate tax teams think their external tax advisers’ firms should be using AI, according to a report by Thomson Reuters.
– An overwhelming 60% of corporate tax professionals now believe Gen AI should be applied to their industry work, an increase from 53% in 2023.
– Industry-specific AI tools are predicted to outpace open-source tools like ChatGPT to minimize risk for businesses.
– Tax professionals see increased productivity, streamlined work processes, and improved quality and accuracy of work as primary benefits of AI in their industry.
– Thomson Reuters has announced Checkpoint Edge with CoCounsel, its first Gen AI product for tax professionals.
– Over half (51%) of tax professionals see AI as either a minimal threat or no threat at all to jobs in their industry.
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– Solana (SOL) has been facing bearish pressure for the past few weeks.
– InQubeta (QUBE) has raised over .6 million in funding and is considered a rival for leading altcoins like Bittensor (TAO).
– InQubeta allows AI startups to crowdfund projects through NFT-based investment models using the QUBE token.
– Binance has announced new trading pairs for Bittensor’s native token TAO.
– FTX will be releasing locked Solana tokens via an auction, which could give Solana a boost.
– Solana, InQubeta, and Bittensor are considered the best crypto investments of the year in the DeFi sector.
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Clip News, a company with over 30 years of experience in Monitoring and Media Analysis, has created its own artificial intelligence (A.I.) tools for analyzing media data based on Greek language models, marking a first in Greece. This development is the result of a collaboration with Aristotle University of Thessaloniki’s (AUTh) Intelligent Systems Lab of the Informatics Department (IS Lab), on a project titled “Intelligent analysis of Media Text Data”. The new A.I. tools will provide high prediction accuracy rates for sentiment analysis, emotion recognition, hate speech, and irony detection in media data, both online and offline. They also feature capabilities for data tagging and clustering, with real-time system response and continuous data processing. The system’s algorithms were trained using hundreds of thousands of media data from various sources, processed by specialized analysts at Clip News. The project, which began early in 2022, also aims to offer the A.I. community large-text language models in Greek. The research program has resulted in the publication of scientific articles by the IS Lab team. This initiative is part of the ESPA’s “Innovation Investment Schemes” of the operational program “Central Macedonia 2014-2020”.
Elon Musk announced that his AI startup xAI will open-source its ChatGPT competitor, Grok, this week. This announcement comes shortly after Musk sued OpenAI, accusing it of deviating from its original non-profit mission. Musk, who co-founded OpenAI in 2015 and left in 2018, has previously criticized the profit-driven use of technology by major tech companies. The lawsuit against OpenAI highlighted Musk’s earlier support for a for-profit model and suggested a merger with Tesla. Open-sourcing Grok aligns xAI with other companies like Meta and Mistral, which have released their AI models to the public. This move is part of a broader debate on the implications of open-sourcing AI technology, including potential risks like the misuse by terrorists.