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Intel and Dell Go All In On AI
PLUS: Europeans Believe Society Isn't Ready for AI
AI For All
July 31, 2023
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Here’s your daily curation of AI news. Intel and Dell are going all in on AI, the European market believes society isn’t ready for AI, and Deloitte released their financial services industry predictions which of course covers AI.
PLUS: Digital and AI transformations that work
👀 Latest News
The latest from around the AI industry
Intel is bringing AI to consumer PCs by the end of the year through its new Meteor Lake chips. It marks Intel’s first dedicated AI engine integrated directly into an SoC, with the company's Q2 earnings presentation billing Meteor Lake as “bringing AI to the PC at scale.”
Dell is going all in on generative AI and offering hardware to run powerful models and a new platform to help organizations get started. The company released what it calls Dell Generative AI Solutions for clients to set up access to large language models and create generative AI projects.
Morning Consult Pro surveyed 1,000 adults in France, Germany, Spain, Italy, and the UK to gauge European consumers' views on artificial intelligence. The survey revealed that AI-powered online search is among the top three applications in all countries except Spain. However, most European consumers surveyed believe that society is not yet prepared for AI.
🔥 Rapid Fire
📖 What We’re Reading
AI articles & insights from the For All community and trusted sources
 Source: Deloitte | How can generative AI technologies transform investment banking? By bolstering employee productivity and efficiency while supporting superior customer experience and rapid innovation. |
 Source: McKinsey | “I’m seeing digital everywhere in my company except the bottom line.” It’s not unusual to hear a version of that grouse in many C-suites, and the data bears it out. Large companies globally have captured, on average, only 31 percent of expected revenue lift and 25 percent of expected cost savings from their digital and AI transformations. |
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