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Hello readers,
Welcome again to the AI For All newsletter! Meta is looking more open than OpenAI these days, releasing two new open source projects, Code Llama and SeamlessM4T. Meanwhile, OpenAI made fine-tuning for GPT-3.5 Turbo available, IBM is using generative AI to modernize COBOL mainframes, and Hugging Face is getting $235 million from Big Tech.
PLUS: Zohar Dayan from Vimeo joins the AI For All Podcast and The future of Generative AI shown in 15 charts.
This Week in the Future
Our ML engineer Tom Gause recaps the top AI news of the week
Meta released Code Llama, an open source development tool built on its Llama 2 large language model, to generate and debug code. Llama 2 did not perform well at coding tasks, and Code Llama still falls short of GPT-4 but is the best among open source options for code generation. Code Llama will use the same community license as Llama 2 and is free for research and commercial use.
Real time translation, enabling you to travel anywhere while being able to speak to anyone in any language, is a technical challenge that could be solved with AI. SeamlessM4T is a step towards realizing that future.
Fine-tuning for GPT-3.5 Turbo is now available, with fine-tuning for GPT-4 coming this fall. This update gives developers the ability to customize models that perform better for their use cases and run these custom models at scale.
🔥 Rapid Fire
Hugging Face gets a $235M group hug led by Salesforce
IBM Unveils watsonx Generative AI Capabilities to Accelerate Mainframe Application Modernization
OpenAI partners with Scale to provide support for enterprises fine-tuning models
Modular secures $100M to build tools to optimize and create AI models
Nvidia earnings soar thanks to AI
VMware Rolls Out New AI Offerings for Enterprises
Twilio expands CustomerAI capabilities with generative and predictive AI
Deloitte Teams Up with Google Cloud and Nvidia in AI Push
🎙️ The AI For All Podcast
Episode 11 with Vimeo’s Zohar Dayan
📖 What We’re Reading
AI articles & insights from the For All community and trusted sources
 Source: McKinsey | Generative AI has hit the ground running—so fast that it can feel hard to keep up. Here’s a quick take pulled from our top articles and reports on the subject. |
 Source: Boston Consulting Group | Adoption of AI tools has been slow to gain widespread momentum in the human resources space, but Generative AI offers HR teams several compelling capabilities. |
AI Tools & Resources
Top picks to boost operations and productivity
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PolyAI — Customer-led voice assistants
Kaleido — AI product manager for dev teams
Unriddle — Remarkably fast research with AI
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