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It'll be interesting to see whether CXOs give Microsoft 365 Copilot to every employee with access to Office and applications or pick and choose roles.
Simply put, CXOs are expecting a better business climate in 2023.
A Constellation Research DisrupTV panel riffed on generative AI use cases, regulation, ethics and how technology can build resilience.
Cloud demand, software pricing, IT spending and--of course--generative AI will be among the big themes for tech companies in the second quarter.
Wipro ai360 will have 20 innovation centers and digital pods, more than 300 patents and experience via 2,000 AI engagements.
Shutterstock and OpenAI launched a partnership in January, but the expanded deal will give OpenAI a license to access Shutterstock training data for image, video and music libraries and metadata.
The primary argument for the price increase is that Salesforce has been rolling out new innovations around generative AI. Recent headlines include the launch of AI Cloud, Einstein GPT, Sales and Service GPT as well as other updates.
We're careening into the second half of the year and it's always worth a bit of reflection. What stood out for me were the surprises.
JPMorgan Chase will deliver more than $1.5 billion in business value from artificial intelligence and machine learning efforts in 2023 as it leverages its 500 petabytes of data across 300 use cases in production.
