Posts tagged "artificial intelligence"

Adobe has just announced AI Assistant in Acrobat, a new generative AI tool that promises to make working with PDFs a whole lot easier.

In this week's Neural Notes: OpenAI launches text-to-video tool, fails to trademark 'GPT' and gets a memory. Meanwhile, Ed Husic still loves AI and Slack's AI features finally land.

Australia's most innovative tourism agency is back at it, spotlighting local artists and critiquing AI image generators with real human-powered TasmanAi.

With parents burning out, the need for innovation in coping with the mental load of family admin has never been more apparent.

Crowdsourced security startup Bugcrowd has successfully secured $156.2 million in strategic growth financing at an undisclosed valuation.

In this week's Neural Notes: ChatPwC, RIP Google Bard and Apple's first generative AI play. Oh, and ChatGPT is now on the Apple Vision Pro now for some reason.

Even the most sceptical customers will find AI more palatable if they’re also reaping the benefits of these new technologies, writes ARA CEO Paul Zahra.

In this week's Neural Notes we speak to KomplyAi's Kristen Migliorini about the niche the startup has carved out in the AI space - risk and compliance.

Linktree's new chief product officer and artificial intelligence hires will help users make more money from their followers, the Australian scale-up says, as it fortifies its space between traditional social media and e-commerce giants.

The latest report from the Productivity Commission says the popularity of artificial intelligence (AI) and generative AI technologies will pose significant issues.

The 2024 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas confirmed AI is everywhere -- whether you want it to be or not. Here are our top picks of AI-powered gadgets, amusing and otherwise.

Aussie startup Linktree is leaning into AI, hiring two machine learning experts with backgrounds in audio to help users turn their fans into a reliable revenue stream.