This Week’s Interesting AI Articles (weekly)

• AWS Commits $230M To AI Startups To Drive GenAI Innovation: Here’s Why

  “Amazon Web Services, the world’s largest cloud provider, is investing $230 million into AI startups that are seeking to take generative AI applications to the next level.”

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• How Classical AI is ‘Saving’ Quantum Computing: A Talk with IBM’s Ismael Faro

  “As VP of Quantum Services and Data, Faro is now responsible for utilizing classical AI to streamline and optimize the entire quantum software stack. In a recent Quantum Crosstalk interview, his brained was picked on this burgeoning field.”

  tags:ai quantum

• microsoft/generative-ai-for-beginners: 18 Lessons, Get Started Building with Generative AI

  “Generative AI for Beginners (Version 2) – A Course”

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• Ready Player One’s The ReadyVerse Looks Like a Next-Gen Second Life Filled with AI and Fortnite-esque Worlds that’ll Offer You the Opportunity to Get Lost Forever

  “Fans of Ready Player One have reason to be excited after the latest reveal trailer for the Readyverse on social media, bringing the universe of the book and movie to life in what looks to be a groundbreaking piece of software that will allow players to create their own world.”

  tags:ai

• Planet to Use Nvidia AI Processor Onboard Pelican Satellite  – Via Satellite

  “An upcoming Planet imaging satellite will be equipped with an artificial intelligence chip from Nvidia, Planet announced Monday. Planet will leverage the Nvidia Jetson edge AI platform for its Pelican-2 satellite set to launch later this year.”

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• Apple Intelligence is the company’s new generative AI offering | TechCrunch

  “On Monday at WWDC 2024, Apple unveiled Apple Intelligence, its long-awaited, ecosystem-wide push into generative AI. As earlier rumors suggested, the new feature is called Apple Intelligence (AI, get it?). The company promised the feature will be built with safety at its core, along with highly personalized experiences.”

  tags:ai

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