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Z by HP Boost lets workstations put idle GPUs to work on AI
Computer maker HP is making it easier for customers to train and develop language models and other data-intensive workloads by sharing different machines to take advantage of redundant computing power.
The United Nations has a plan to govern AI – but has it bought the industry’s hype?
On the surface, the UN's blueprint for addressing concerns around AI seems to be a positive step forward, encouraging developments while also mitigating potential harms. However, the finer details of the report expose a number of concerns.
Q&A: Salesforce’s responsible product boss on ethical data use and the rise of AI agents
Salesforce considers itself a “trusted advisor” to its customers, who collectively have hundreds of millions of their own customers. So what is the company doing to develop artificial intelligence in a way that upholds that trust and allows customers to make responsible use of the tech?
Salesforce’s major AI pivot with Agentforce
Customer relationship management leader Salesforce is urging customers to give up on creating “DIY” copilot bots and instead leverage AI agents it is making available on its platform.
Griffin on Tech: GovGPT’s baby steps and Harari’s AI warning
The reason GovGPT attracted a lot of attention this week is that many Kiwis have a frustrating time dealing with government agencies. It’s part of the reason why Judith Collins, who launched GovGPT at the AI Summit this week, created the digitising government ministerial portfolio. She wants to see a customer service revolution in government and sees AI as being central to that.
Tech billionaire Elon Musk is on track to become the world’s first trillionaire. It’s a sign markets aren’t working
Whether and how we use that power is up to us, but we mightn’t have it for long. The more the new class of billionaires and trillionaires becomes entrenched, the more it will be able to use the political system to protect their interests rather than those of mere mortals.