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AI comes to the ER

AI startup Augmedix is bringing its AI medical note taking tech to emergency rooms in Ohio and elsewhere.

Attention AI experts: The White House wants you

Attention AI experts: The White House wants you

In a move reminiscent of a wartime recruitment drive, the U.S. government is putting out the call for AI experts and taking steps to fast-track the hiring process.

Everything we learned at Brainstorm AI this year

Everything we learned at Brainstorm AI this year

When Fortune hosted the event last year, ChatGPT had just been released. This year, as the seminal generative AI tool celebrates its one-year anniversary, attendees had loads of real-world experience to report and dig into.

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Multimodal AI puts on quite a show, but it’s still in its infancy

Images and audio are all being designed into the next generation of LLMs from the get go, but there are still significant challenges.

Congrats, you're getting your own, custom GPT

What comes after ChatGPT? According to OpenAI, the future involves an app store model in which anyone can create and download custom GPTs.

The 'World Cup' of AI policy kicks off

From Biden's executive order to the U.K.'s AI Safety Summit, governments around the world are suddenly getting serious about getting a grip on AI.

It's RAG-time for AI

Fine-tuning an AI model with new data is time consuming, costly, and creates an entirely new, derivative model. So a lot businesses have discovered the joys of RAG, or retrieval-augmented generation.

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AI's big LLM makers all flunked a major transparency assessment

AI's big LLM makers all flunked a major transparency assessment

Stanford's Institute for Human-Centered AI released its "Foundation Model Transparency Index," which looked at models including OpenAI, Anthropic, Meta, and Google. The results were not good.

Will U.S. states figure out how to regulate AI before the feds?

Will U.S. states figure out how to regulate AI before the feds?

As the federal government grapples with AI, state and local governments are making moves to put guardrails around the technology and to harness AI's power for their own work.

AI's leap from the cloud to your laptop could fix some of the technology's weak spots

AI's leap from the cloud to your laptop could fix some of the technology's weak spots

Security and privacy are some of the biggest concerns for businesses considering generative AI tools. Intel is betting that putting AI processing on laptop computers could be the solution.

ChatGPT Enterprise tries woo business customers

ChatGPT Enterprise tries woo business customers

The added security and privacy features bring peace of mind to some A.I.-curious companies, but many businesses need will need more to make the jump.

Data scraping: A.I.'s original sin

Data scraping: A.I.'s original sin

Today's A.I. models were built on data scraped without permission from across the internet. Pressure from regulators and customers are forcing A.I. makers to rethink how they source their data.

Humanoid coworkers are coming

Humanoid coworkers are coming

Apptronik unveiled an A.I.-powered robot that it hopes to lease to corporate customers with a new 'robot as a service' business model.

Who really benefits from 'open source' A.I.?

Who really benefits from 'open source' A.I.?

There's a reason Big Tech corporations are so enamored with releasing 'open' A.I. models, and it has nothing to do with the community ethos of open source software, according to a hard-hitting new report.

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Is ChatGPT the end of the college essay? Is it the end of trust?

That's what many are asking after the viral debut of OpenAI's powerful chatbot.

Why a top YouTube exec is defecting to an A.I. startup

Martin Kon, YouTube's CFO, will become the startup's COO in a sign of how hot language A.I. is becoming

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