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Artificial intelligence is changing the way we communicate. One area where it is having a profound effect is public relations.

We are entering the age of generative AI. In a massive leap forward, generative AI will use neural networks to enable new experiences and use cases, but it can’t be done efficiently in the cloud alone.

Just nine months ago, there were only a handful of artificial intelligence names in the news. Now not only are there more, but some of those legacy AI tools have evolved significantly.

Even as Microsoft stock is sitting at all-time highs, there is plenty of value to be realized with its AI-driven focus.

As technology becomes more sophisticated, so does user demand. Case in point, today's investors expect technology to be specifically tailored to their unique wealth strategies.

The world of AI technology is rapidly accelerating at breakneck speeds, even as it is still in its relative infancy and still being largely experimental.

When comparing these two movements' underpinnings, their function is somewhat unintuitively, strongly symbiotic.

While there are still a lot of unknowns when it comes to artificial intelligence, the technology has quickly become something that businesses can’t ignore.

We speak with Alexandra Mousavizadeh, co-founder and CEO of Evident, about how banks are leveraging artificial intelligence (AI) and why it is important for them to invest into this technology.

The IEA’s recently published World Energy Outlook estimates that we are on track to invest a record $1.8 trillion in clean energy this year, and if that figure increases to $4.5 trillion a year by 2030 we will be on the right path to NetZero.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has emerged as a transformative power across various industries, not the least of which is the mergers and acquisitions (M&A) industry.

A customer’s journey doesn’t always follow set rules. Rather, it’s quite a fluid path encompassing everything from the customer’s exposure to a product or service, researching, and finally purchasing the product or service and possible seller follow-up.

Is the bear back or are we entering a protracted, low-return market environment?

It’s no surprise the digitization of our economy has accelerated business cycles and increased the complexity of making business decisions. 

It seems that when it comes to financial services, the term “responsible innovation” implies Web3 innovation, and neglects all other emerging technologies, including AI.

AI is going to drastically change cybersecurity. Think superintelligent AI launching nearly perfect phishing campaigns, undermining democratic institutions with extremely believable misinformation, and crippling critical infrastructure

As the summer turns to fall, at campuses around the country, the academic season shifts from internships and faculty teaching preparations to a beehive of classroom activity. 

Go under the hood of this technology to help explain where it is coming from and where it may be going.

2023 will be known as the year generative AI took the world by storm. While other forms of AI have been used by enterprises for years, generative pre-trained (GPT) models like ChatGPT are taking center stage today.

The scientific and clinical research process is a complicated and time-consuming affair, and with good reason, as human life and safety hang in the balance.