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SentinelOne's Purple AI tool, powered by AI, proactively detects and responds to threats, avoiding alert fatigue for cybersecurity managers. With continued AI advancements, this cybersecurity solution presents an attractive investment opportunity for potential investors.

Oracle partners with Toronto-based AI startup, Cohere, to offer enterprise customers an alternative method to build generative AI apps using their own data. Cohere raised $270M in a series C funding round, with big tech names including NVIDIA, Salesforce Ventures, and SentinelOne. Oracle will be embedding Cohere's AI technology, and Cohere will use Oracle's cloud to train, build, and deploy its AI models. This partnership looks similar to Microsoft's investment in OpenAI, but Cohere is designed for enterprise customers, allowing them to use their own data to train their AI models without sharing it.

SentinelOne unveils new AI-driven threat hunting platform that combines neural and natural language processing to identify and respond to cyber threats efficiently. With this system, security analysts can now analyze data from various sources to detect any malicious activity. The platform was announced at the RSA Conference 2023 and is one of the many AI-driven security solutions that are currently making the market more secure.

SentinelOne, a global provider of Autonomous Cybersecurity, has recently announced its new threat hunting platform at the RSA Conference 2023 in San Francisco. This platform combines neural networks and natural language processing (NLP) to power its Language Modeling systems like GPT-4. The platform can detect suspicious activities, remove malicious files and block malicious senders in real-time, empowering security analysts to work faster and more efficiently without human intervention. Investors such as Blue Oval Ventures, Tiger Global, Insight Partners, Sorenson Capital, Third Point Ventures and Sunley House Capital Management have all backed this game-changing technology.

UK investors have been increasingly interested in investing in AI stocks, such as OpenAI and Chat-GPT. According to data from eToro, the quarter of 2021 saw a 54% increase in UK investors' opening of new positions in AI stocks, with younger investors (18-34) at 63%. 32% of UK investors are planning to invest more in AI-related sectors. Stocks such as C3 AI, NVIDIA, Intel, Alphabet, Microsoft, SentinelOne, and AMD have all seen a growth in open positions. Don't miss the chance to benefit from this investment revolution - take the opportunity to invest in AI stocks with the help of Ben Laidler, Global Markets Strategist at eToro!