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NVIDIA Unveils New AI Processor, Grace Hopper Superchip
PLUS: IBM Brings Llama 2 to Watson
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August 09, 2023
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Here’s your daily curation of AI news. NVIDIA announced a ton of new AI developments at SIGGRAPH 2023, IBM is bringing Meta’s Llama 2 to Watson, and Microsoft partnered with Aptos to merge AI and blockchain.
PLUS: AI in Hospitals and an interview with AWS CEO Adam Selipsky
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The latest from around the AI industry
Jensen Huang, CEO of NVIDIA, announced a ton of new AI developments at SIGGRAPH 2023 including Grace Hopper Superchip, a new AI processor that will lower the cost of AI development, NVIDIA AI Workbench, which will let anyone train an AI model, and generative AI added to NVIDIA Omniverse.
As part of the continued roll-out of their enterprise-ready AI and data platform, watsonx, IBM plans to host Meta's 70 billion parameter model in the watsonx.ai studio, with early access now available to select clients and partners.
Will AI resurrect web3? “We predict that AI will be infused into web3 solutions at greater scale in the coming months and years,” says Daniel An, Global Director of Business Development for AI and web3 at Microsoft.
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📖 What We’re Reading
AI articles & insights from the For All community and trusted sources
 Source: IoT For All | In IoT applications, AI is used at the "top end" of the data stack, analyzing large datasets from various sources. In a hospital, AI is used for predictive analytics, such as forecasting ER admissions based on weather or estimating equipment maintenance needs based on usage. |
 Source: The Verge | Interview with AWS CEO Adam Selipsky. AWS has been around for nearly all the big computing transformations of the 21st century so far. Selipsky’s not worried about the next one. |
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