Monthly Archives: April, 2023

Learn how UPS and FedEx are leveraging data, automation and cost-cutting to remain more agile and efficient. In the face of disruptions due to economic forces, the logistics giants are streamlining their physical networks, making investments and implementing layoffs while looking to optimize operations and achieve cost savings. Their hope is to emerge from these trying times more fit than before.

Ray is an open-source AI tool, aiming to streamline the process of providing and scaling AI workloads, with the latest 2.4 version providing pre-built scripts and configurations for rapid ML deployment. With the help of Anyscale, OpenAI and Hugging Face, generative AI inference has never been easier or faster. Develop quickly with Ray and enjoy the improved performance and observability it provides.

US Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo and India's Union Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal recently held a virtual meeting to discuss the joint economic progress between both countries in the Indo-Pacific region. They had numerous discussions in order to achieve the goal set for May round of negotiations in Singapore. Raimondo praised Modi as a highly popular leader who has a clear vision and commitment towards the people of India. The Indo-Pacific Economic Framework (IPEF) is a set of economic principles set to increase shared prosperity in the Indo-Pacific region.

Are you wondering if you can copyright a screenplay written by an AI system? Unfortunately, the US Copyright Office has declared that works generated by a machine or artificial intelligence (AI) are not eligible for copyright protection. Despite this, AI and human collaboration could potentially be copyrightable, especially if creativity from the human is a major factor. The Office has opened a notice of inquiry which should provide clarity on the matter soon.

Levatas offers machine learning and computer vision software solutions to speed up, improve accuracy, and eliminate costs for visual inspection processes. Founded by Max Siegelbaum, Levatas developed a "brain" for Spot, a robotic entity from Boston Dynamics that can autonomously complete surveillance and inspection tasks. The video released by Levatas showcases Spot's newly acquired ability to communicate verbally, thanks to the integration of ChatGPT, a chatbot Artificial Intelligence that powers the robot with its Conversational AI.